1. Development Rights: Used when the agreement includes rights to develop or modify the IP

2. Quality Control: Required for trademark licenses to maintain brand standards

3. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or know-how transfer is part of the agreement

4. Regulatory Compliance: Necessary when IP usage requires specific regulatory approvals

5. Source Code Escrow: Include for software-related IP agreements

6. Performance Obligations: Used when specific performance metrics are tied to IP rights

7. Export Control: Required when IP may be subject to international transfer restrictions

8. Moral Rights: Important for copyright-heavy agreements, especially in creative works

9. Open Source Components: Necessary for software IP agreements involving open source elements

10. Data Protection: Include when personal data processing is involved in IP usage

1. Schedule A - IP Assets Register: Detailed listing and description of all IP assets covered by the agreement

2. Schedule B - Licensed Products: Specific products or services that incorporate the licensed IP

3. Schedule C - Technical Specifications: Technical details and requirements for IP implementation

4. Schedule D - Quality Standards: Quality control requirements and standards for IP usage

5. Schedule E - Royalty Calculations: Detailed methodology for calculating royalties or other payments

6. Schedule F - Approved Sub-licensees: List of approved third parties who may use the IP

7. Appendix 1 - IP Registration Details: Registration numbers and status of all registered IP

8. Appendix 2 - Prior Rights: Details of any existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

9. Appendix 3 - Maintenance Requirements: Specific requirements for maintaining IP rights

10. Appendix 4 - Territory Definitions: Detailed description of geographical territories for IP usage