1. Third Party Rights: Required when there are existing licenses, encumbrances, or third-party rights affecting the IP

2. Transitional Provisions: Include when there's a need for a transition period or ongoing obligations post-transfer

3. Tax Provisions: Include detailed tax provisions when the transfer has significant tax implications

4. Employee and Contractor Rights: Required when IP was created by employees or contractors who may have residual rights

5. Moral Rights: Include for copyright works where moral rights need to be specifically addressed

6. Registration and Recordal: Include when IP rights require registration or recordal with official bodies

7. Know-how Transfer: Include when practical knowledge or trade secrets need to be transferred alongside registered IP

8. Competition Law Compliance: Required when the transfer might have competition law implications

1. Schedule 1 - IP Rights: Detailed list and description of all IP rights being transferred, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Registered Rights: Specific details of registered IP including patents, trademarks, and registered designs

3. Schedule 3 - Unregistered Rights: Details of unregistered IP including copyright works, unregistered designs, and trade secrets

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses, rights or encumbrances affecting the IP

5. Schedule 5 - Assignment Documents: Forms of assignment documents required for recording the transfer at IP offices

6. Schedule 6 - Payment Schedule: If payment is in installments or subject to conditions, detailed payment terms

7. Appendix A - Due Diligence Report: Summary of IP due diligence findings and any identified risks

8. Appendix B - IP Recordal Requirements: Country-by-country list of recordal requirements and processes