1. Partial Waiver Provisions: Used when only part of the payment obligation is being waived, specifying which portions remain payable

2. Conditional Waiver Terms: Include when the waiver is subject to specific future conditions or events

3. Reinstatement Rights: Used when the creditor wants to reserve the right to reinstate the payment obligation under certain circumstances

4. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the waiver terms confidential

5. Tax Implications: Include when there are significant tax consequences of the waiver that need to be addressed

6. Related Party Provisions: Used when the waiver affects guarantors or other related parties to the original obligation

1. Schedule 1 - Original Payment Obligation Details: Detailed breakdown of the original payment obligation, including amounts, due dates, and reference to original agreements

2. Schedule 2 - Waived Amounts: Specific details of the amounts being waived, including any calculations or breakdowns

3. Schedule 3 - Remaining Payment Schedule: If applicable, schedule of any remaining payments not covered by the waiver

4. Appendix A - Related Agreements: Copies or references to related agreements affected by the waiver