1. Surviving Provisions: Identifies which provisions from the original agreement survive termination, used when certain obligations need to continue

2. Third Party Rights: Addresses impact on third party rights, used when the original agreement involved third party beneficiaries

3. Tax Implications: Addresses tax consequences of termination, used when significant tax implications exist

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Provisions regarding any IP rights affected by termination, used when IP was involved in the original sale

5. Dispute Resolution: Specific dispute resolution mechanisms, used when parties want to specify how future disputes will be handled

6. Non-Competition: Continued effectiveness of any non-compete provisions, used when original agreement contained such restrictions

1. Schedule 1 - Original Sale Agreement: Copy or details of the original sale agreement being terminated

2. Schedule 2 - Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of all financial settlements, payments, or refunds

3. Schedule 3 - Inventory of Items: List of any goods, property, or documents to be returned or transferred

4. Schedule 4 - Release Form: Form of mutual release to be executed by the parties

5. Schedule 5 - Handover Protocol: Procedure and timeline for any physical handover of goods or property