1. Condition Assessment: Detailed description of the property's condition at the time of receipt, used when receiving valuable or easily damaged items

2. Purpose of Receipt: Statement explaining why the property is being received (e.g., temporary storage, transfer of ownership), used when context is important

3. Duration of Possession: If the receipt is temporary, specify the duration and return conditions

4. Special Instructions: Any specific handling, storage, or maintenance requirements, used for sensitive or specialized property

5. Liability Statement: Statement regarding responsibility for the property while in recipient's possession, used for valuable items or where liability needs to be clearly defined

1. Detailed Property Inventory: Itemized list of property components or multiple items, used when receiving multiple or complex items

2. Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting the condition of the property at receipt, particularly useful for valuable or easily damaged items

3. Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents such as property ownership proof, insurance certificates, or warranties