1. Inspection and Acceptance: Used when the buyer needs a formal process to inspect and accept the goods

2. Insurance: Include when specific insurance requirements are needed for high-value goods

3. Intellectual Property: Required when the goods involve intellectual property rights or licenses

4. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information will be exchanged during the transaction

5. Force Majeure: Add for longer-term supply arrangements or when dealing with manufacturing/international trade

6. Return Policy: Include for retail contracts or when specific return terms are needed

7. Dispute Resolution: Add when parties want to specify mediation or arbitration before court proceedings

1. Schedule 1 - Specification of Goods: Detailed technical specifications, quantities, and descriptions of the goods

2. Schedule 2 - Price List: Detailed pricing information, especially if multiple items or pricing tiers exist

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Schedule: Detailed delivery timelines and locations, particularly for multiple deliveries

4. Appendix A - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements or standards that the goods must meet

5. Appendix B - Return Procedures: Detailed procedures for handling returns or rejections of goods