1. Quality Control: Required when licensing involves products or services that need to maintain certain quality standards

2. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when the licensee may need to sub-license the rights to third parties

3. Marketing and Promotion: Necessary when the agreement involves branding or marketing requirements

4. Technical Support: Include when the license requires ongoing technical support or maintenance

5. Export Control: Required when the licensed property may be subject to export regulations

6. Source Code Escrow: Include for software licenses where source code access might be needed in specific circumstances

7. Audit Rights: Include when the licensor needs rights to audit the licensee's use or royalty calculations

8. Insurance: Required when the licensed activity requires specific insurance coverage

9. Force Majeure: Include when parties want protection from unforeseen circumstances affecting performance

1. Schedule A - Licensed Property: Detailed description of the intellectual property being licensed

2. Schedule B - License Fees and Royalties: Detailed breakdown of all financial terms and calculation methods

3. Schedule C - Technical Specifications: Technical details and requirements for the licensed property

4. Schedule D - Quality Control Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures if applicable

5. Schedule E - Support Services: Details of any technical support or maintenance services

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

7. Schedule G - Territory Map: Detailed definition of the licensed territory if geographical restrictions apply

8. Appendix 1 - Reporting Templates: Standard forms for required periodic reports

9. Appendix 2 - Contact Details: Key contact information for both parties