1. Minimum Royalty Guarantees: Used when the licensor requires minimum guaranteed royalty payments regardless of actual sales

2. Quality Control: Important when the licensed rights are used in manufacturing or product creation to maintain standards

3. Sub-licensing Rights: Included when the licensee is permitted to sub-license the rights to third parties

4. Development Obligations: Required when the licensee must develop or commercialize products using the licensed rights

5. Marketing and Promotion: Relevant when specific marketing obligations or restrictions need to be imposed

6. Export Control: Necessary when the licensed rights involve international trade restrictions

7. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the royalty calculation or reporting

8. Force Majeure: Optional clause to address unforeseeable circumstances preventing performance

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

2. Schedule 2 - Royalty Rates: Detailed breakdown of royalty rates, including any tiered structure or special rates

3. Schedule 3 - Reporting Template: Template for regular royalty reports including required information and calculations

4. Schedule 4 - Territory: Detailed description of geographical territories where rights are granted

5. Schedule 5 - Approved Products: List of products or services approved for use with the licensed rights

6. Appendix A - Quality Standards: Detailed quality requirements and specifications if applicable

7. Appendix B - Brand Guidelines: Guidelines for using trademarks or branded content if included in licensed rights