1. Development Obligations: Used when the agreement includes development of new IP, specifying development requirements and timelines

2. Quality Control: Required for trademark licenses to maintain brand quality standards

3. Source Code Escrow: For software-related IP agreements to ensure code accessibility under specific conditions

4. Territory Restrictions: When rights are granted for specific geographical areas

5. Sub-licensing Rights: When the licensee is permitted to sub-license the IP to third parties

6. Improvement Rights: Provisions regarding rights to improvements or derivatives of the IP

7. Competition Restrictions: Non-compete provisions compliant with German competition law

8. Export Control: Required when IP transfer may be subject to export control regulations

9. Data Protection: When personal data processing is involved in IP usage

1. Schedule 1: IP Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of the intellectual property

2. Schedule 2: Licensed Patents: List of specific patents included in the agreement with registration numbers

3. Schedule 3: Trademarks: Detailed list of trademarks including registration numbers and classes

4. Schedule 4: Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms, royalty calculations, and payment milestones

5. Schedule 5: Technical Documentation: Required technical documentation and maintenance procedures

6. Schedule 6: Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures for licensed IP

7. Appendix A: Form of Reports: Templates for required reporting under the agreement

8. Appendix B: Approved Sub-contractors: List of pre-approved sub-contractors if applicable