1. Survival Clauses: Specifies which provisions of the original contract survive termination, used when certain obligations need to continue

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Addresses ownership and usage rights of IP post-termination, needed when IP was created or used during the contract

3. Non-Compete/Non-Solicitation: Continued application of any restrictive covenants, included when original contract had such provisions

4. Transition Arrangements: Details of any handover process or transition period, needed for complex operational contracts

5. Tax Implications: Addresses tax consequences of termination, included when significant financial settlements are involved

6. Dispute Resolution: Special provisions for resolving any disputes arising from the termination, useful in high-value contracts

7. Public Announcements: Controls over public communications about the termination, important for sensitive or public-facing contracts

1. Schedule 1 - Financial Settlement: Detailed breakdown of all financial settlements, including payment amounts and timelines

2. Schedule 2 - Asset Register: List of assets to be returned or transferred between parties

3. Schedule 3 - Outstanding Obligations: List of any obligations that remain to be fulfilled before or after termination

4. Schedule 4 - Completion Checklist: Checklist of actions required to complete the termination process

5. Appendix A - Original Contract: Copy of the original contract being terminated

6. Appendix B - Settlement Calculations: Detailed calculations for any financial settlements or adjustments