1. Valuation: Used when formal valuation of traded items is required for tax or regulatory purposes

2. Condition Precedents: Include when certain conditions must be met before the trade can be completed

3. Due Diligence: Include for high-value items requiring verification of authenticity or condition

4. Third Party Consents: Required when items being traded need approval from third parties

5. Tax Implications: Include when there are significant tax considerations for either party

6. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution process beyond standard court jurisdiction

1. Schedule A - Item Descriptions: Detailed technical specifications and descriptions of items being traded

2. Schedule B - Photographs: Visual documentation of items at time of agreement

3. Schedule C - Valuation Certificates: If applicable, formal valuation documents for traded items

4. Schedule D - Title Documents: Copies of ownership documents, registration papers, or certificates

5. Appendix 1 - Condition Report: Detailed report on the condition of items being traded