1. Life Estate Reservation: Section reserving life estate rights for the settlor, used when the settlor wishes to retain use of the property during their lifetime

2. Contingent Beneficiaries: Designation of alternative beneficiaries, used when there's a need to specify succession of interests

3. Power of Revocation: Terms allowing the settlor to revoke the deed, used when flexibility is desired

4. Trust Provisions: Specific trust arrangements, used when the property is to be held in trust rather than transferred directly

5. Management Provisions: Property management terms, used for complex assets requiring ongoing management

6. Tax Provisions: Specific tax-related terms and responsibilities, used when tax implications need to be addressed explicitly

7. Capacity Declaration: Declaration of mental capacity of the settlor, used when there might be future questions about capacity

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed technical description of the property, including boundaries, title details, and any encumbrances

2. Schedule B - Rights and Reservations: Detailed list of any rights, easements, or reservations affecting the property

3. Schedule C - Existing Encumbrances: List of any existing mortgages, charges, or other encumbrances on the property

4. Appendix 1 - Property Documents: List of all relevant property documents and certificates

5. Appendix 2 - Property Plans: Relevant property plans, surveys, or drawings

6. Appendix 3 - Special Conditions: Any special conditions or requirements attached to the property or transfer