1. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee is permitted to sub-license the IP to third parties

2. Quality Control: Essential for trademark licenses or when product quality is crucial

3. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or support is part of the license

4. Export Control: Required for international licenses involving restricted technologies

5. Improvement Rights: Include when parties want to address ownership/licensing of improvements to the IP

6. Source Code Escrow: For software licenses where source code access might be needed

7. Performance Targets: Include when license is contingent on achieving specific performance metrics

8. Marketing and Promotion: Important for brand licensing or when specific marketing requirements exist

9. Competition Restrictions: Include non-compete or territorial restrictions where legally permitted

1. Schedule 1 - Licensed IP: Detailed description of the intellectual property being licensed, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Technical Specifications: Technical details, standards, and requirements for using the licensed IP

3. Schedule 3 - Payment Terms: Detailed royalty calculations, payment schedules, and reporting formats

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures

5. Schedule 5 - Territory: Detailed description of geographic territories covered by the license

6. Schedule 6 - Approved Sub-licensees: List of pre-approved sub-licensees if applicable

7. Schedule 7 - Brand Guidelines: For trademark licenses, specific requirements for brand usage

8. Appendix A - Reporting Templates: Standard forms for required periodic reports

9. Appendix B - Approval Procedures: Processes for obtaining necessary approvals from licensor