1. Employee and Contractor Rights: Used when IP was created by employees or contractors, addressing employment law requirements

2. Prior Rights: Include when parties retain certain rights or licenses to the transferred IP

3. Cross-Border Enforcement: Add for IP rights that extend beyond Hong Kong, particularly into mainland China

4. Moral Rights: Include for copyright works where author's moral rights need to be addressed

5. Technology Transfer: Used when technical knowledge or know-how transfer is part of the agreement

6. Registration and Recordal: Include when IP requires registration or recordal with authorities

7. Tax Provisions: Add when there are significant tax implications in the IP transfer

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

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment structure, installments, and conditions if complex

3. Schedule 3 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

4. Schedule 4 - Required Registrations: List of jurisdictions where IP is registered and needs to be updated

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Documentation: List of technical documents, source code, or other materials being transferred

6. Appendix A - Form of Assignment: Template documents for registering the IP transfer with relevant authorities

7. Appendix B - Power of Attorney: Authorization for transferee to handle IP registration and enforcement