1. Valuation: Used when parties need to assign monetary values to the exchanged items for tax or accounting purposes

2. Quality Standards: Include when specific quality standards or certifications must be met

3. Insurance: Required when valuable items are being exchanged and need insurance during transit

4. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information will be shared during the exchange process

5. Force Majeure: Important when exchange involves time-sensitive or perishable items

6. GST Compliance: Required when the barter transaction falls under GST purview

7. Third Party Rights: Include when the exchanged items might affect or involve third party rights

8. Intellectual Property: Necessary when the barter involves licenses, software, or creative works

1. Schedule A - Description of Party A's Goods/Services: Detailed specifications, quantities, and characteristics of goods/services offered by Party A

2. Schedule B - Description of Party B's Goods/Services: Detailed specifications, quantities, and characteristics of goods/services offered by Party B

3. Schedule C - Delivery Schedule: Timing and logistics of the exchange, including delivery dates and locations

4. Schedule D - Valuation Certificate: Documentation of the agreed value of goods/services for tax and accounting purposes

5. Appendix 1 - Quality Standards: Specific quality parameters, certifications, or standards that must be met

6. Appendix 2 - Inspection Procedures: Detailed procedures for inspection and acceptance of goods/services