1. Exclusivity: Used when parties want to negotiate exclusively for a specified period

2. Break Fee: Include when there's a need to specify compensation if either party withdraws from negotiations

3. Due Diligence: When preliminary access to information or documentation is required

4. Cost Allocation: Used when there's a need to specify how costs and expenses will be handled during the negotiation phase

5. Good Faith Obligation: When parties want to emphasize the commitment to negotiate in good faith

6. Regulatory Approvals: Include when the proposed transaction may require regulatory clearances

7. Public Announcements: When there's a need to control public communications about the potential transaction

1. Term Sheet: Detailed outline of key commercial terms and conditions being proposed

2. Timeline Schedule: Detailed breakdown of proposed milestones and deadlines

3. Asset Schedule: List of assets or properties involved in the proposed transaction, if applicable

4. Corporate Information: Basic corporate information about the parties involved

5. Preliminary Price Calculation: Initial pricing structure or valuation methodology, if applicable