1. Third Party Rights: Required when there are affected third parties who need specific rights or protections under the settlement

2. Environmental Compliance: Needed when the disputed land involves environmental considerations or clearances

3. Development Rights: Include when the settlement involves future development rights or restrictions

4. Ancestral Property Provisions: Required when the disputed property is ancestral property with multiple stakeholders

5. Agricultural Land Provisions: Necessary when the dispute involves agricultural land with specific legal requirements

6. Power of Attorney: Include when any party is acting through an authorized representative

7. Succession Rights: Required when settlement affects future inheritance rights

1. Property Details Schedule: Detailed technical description of the property including survey numbers, boundaries, and measurements

2. Title Documents: List and copies of all relevant title documents and their chain

3. Property Tax Records: History of property tax payments and current status

4. Survey Maps and Plans: Official survey maps, site plans, and property drawings

5. Encumbrance Certificate: Recent encumbrance certificate showing any registered transactions or liens

6. Previous Agreements: Copies of any previous agreements or court orders relating to the dispute

7. Payment Schedule: If applicable, schedule of payments to be made as part of the settlement

8. Photographs: Recent photographs of the property and its boundaries