1. Representations and Warranties: Optional warranties by the Waiving Party regarding their authority and capacity to give the waiver, used when dealing with corporate entities or complex rights

2. Severability: Provision stating that if any part of the waiver is found invalid, the remainder stays in effect. Used in more formal or complex waivers

3. Third Party Rights: Statement regarding whether third parties can benefit from or rely on the waiver, included when third party rights might be relevant

4. Notices: Contact details and communication methods for the parties, included when ongoing obligations or potential communications are anticipated

5. Entire Agreement: Statement that the waiver represents the entire understanding between parties, used when there have been prior negotiations or agreements

1. Schedule of Waived Rights: Detailed listing of specific rights, claims, or interests being waived, used when the waiver covers multiple or complex items

2. Supporting Documentation: Copies of relevant documents or evidence related to the waived rights or claims

3. Corporate Authority: Evidence of corporate authority to execute the waiver (e.g., board resolutions), when the Waiving Party is a corporate entity