1. Without Prejudice: Section stating the settlement is without prejudice to unsettled claims - used when parties want to explicitly preserve litigation positions

2. Tax Implications: Section addressing tax treatment of settlement payments - used when settlement involves significant sums or tax implications

3. Non-admission of Liability: Statement that settlement does not constitute admission - used when reputational concerns exist

4. Future Cooperation: Terms for parties' cooperation on unsettled matters - used when ongoing relationship is necessary

5. Severability: Provision for survival of terms if parts are invalid - used in complex settlements

6. Third Party Rights: Address rights of third parties - used when settlement affects others' rights

1. Schedule 1 - Settled Claims: Detailed list and description of claims being settled

2. Schedule 2 - Reserved Claims: Detailed list and description of claims explicitly reserved for future resolution

3. Schedule 3 - Payment Schedule: Detailed payment terms, installments, and conditions if applicable

4. Schedule 4 - Settlement Deed: Form of settlement deed to be executed upon completion of settlement terms

5. Appendix A - Related Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the settlement

6. Appendix B - Communication Protocol: Procedures for communications regarding unsettled matters