1. Binding Provisions: Used when certain provisions (like confidentiality) need to be specifically marked as legally binding

2. Resource Commitments: Include when parties need to specify preliminary resource allocations or commitments

3. Exclusivity: Used when parties wish to establish exclusive negotiation or collaboration terms

4. Costs and Expenses: Include when there are specific arrangements about covering costs during the MoU period

5. Intellectual Property: Used when IP rights need to be addressed during the preliminary phase

6. Termination Rights: Include when specific termination provisions are needed beyond the standard duration

7. Dispute Resolution: Used when parties want to specify how disagreements will be handled

8. Next Steps: Include when there's a need to outline specific actions or milestones toward a formal agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Key Milestones: Timeline of intended key events and deadlines in the proposed relationship

2. Schedule 2 - Principal Business Terms: High-level summary of main commercial terms under consideration

3. Schedule 3 - Contact Details: Detailed contact information for key representatives and teams

4. Appendix A - Required Approvals: List of necessary internal or external approvals needed to proceed

5. Appendix B - Related Documents: List of other relevant documents or agreements referenced in the MoU