1. Transitional Provisions: Used when there's a need for a transition period or ongoing cooperation after the transfer

2. Employee Rights: Required when the IP involves employee-created works or inventions under Danish law

3. License Back: Include when the transferor needs to retain certain usage rights to the transferred IP

4. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax treatment when the transfer has significant tax implications

5. Competition Law Compliance: Required for transfers that might raise competition law concerns

6. Cross-Border Provisions: Include when the transfer involves multiple jurisdictions

7. Moral Rights: Specific provisions for copyright works where moral rights are relevant under Danish law

8. Future Rights: Provisions dealing with improvements or future developments of the transferred IP

9. Third Party Rights: Include when the IP is subject to third party licenses or rights

1. Schedule of IP Rights: Detailed listing and description of all IP being transferred, including registration numbers

2. Payment Schedule: Detailed payment terms, installments, and conditions if payment is complex

3. Existing Licenses and Encumbrances: List of all existing licenses, security interests, or other encumbrances affecting the IP

4. Required Consents: List of third-party consents required for the transfer

5. Registered Rights Details: Specific details of registered IP rights including registration numbers and renewal dates

6. Transfer Documents: Forms and documents required for recording the transfer with IP offices

7. Existing Agreements: List of relevant agreements affecting the IP rights being transferred