1. Exclusivity: Terms preventing parties from negotiating with third parties, used when exclusive negotiations are required

2. Break Fee: Provisions for compensation if one party withdraws from negotiations, used in high-value transactions

3. Due Diligence: Framework for conducting due diligence, included when substantial investigation is needed

4. Intellectual Property: Protection of IP rights during negotiations, important when sensitive technical information is shared

5. Force Majeure: Provisions for extraordinary events affecting the pre-contract period, used in longer-term preliminary agreements

6. Assignment: Rights to assign the pre-contract agreement, included when assignment possibilities need to be addressed

7. Warranties: Preliminary warranties about information shared, used when significant disclosures are made during negotiations

1. Timeline: Detailed schedule of key dates and milestones for negotiations and completion

2. Term Sheet: Summary of key commercial terms intended for the final agreement

3. Due Diligence Requirements: List of required documents and information for due diligence

4. Form of Main Agreement: Draft or outline of the proposed final agreement

5. Contact Details: List of key contacts and their roles for each party

6. Confidential Information: Definition and categories of information deemed confidential