1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain provisions of the original contract need to survive the cancellation, such as confidentiality or intellectual property rights

2. Non-Disparagement: Include when parties wish to prevent negative statements about each other after cancellation

3. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to keep the terms of the cancellation agreement private

4. Tax Implications: Include when the cancellation has significant tax consequences that need to be addressed

5. Third Party Rights: Necessary when the cancellation affects rights of third parties under the original contract

6. Further Assurance: Include when parties need to commit to additional actions to give effect to the cancellation

1. Schedule 1 - Original Contract: Copy or details of the original contract being cancelled

2. Schedule 2 - Outstanding Obligations: Detailed list of any outstanding obligations and how they will be settled

3. Schedule 3 - Settlement Terms: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlement or payment terms

4. Schedule 4 - Property List: Inventory of property or materials to be returned by each party