1. Pre-Completion Covenants: Used when there's a gap between signing and completion, specifying how the business should be operated during this period

2. Post-Completion Covenants: Used when specific obligations need to be fulfilled after completion, such as non-compete provisions

3. Tax Covenants: Detailed tax-related provisions, particularly important for larger transactions or where tax risks are identified

4. Employee Matters: Used when specific arrangements for key employees need to be addressed

5. Regulatory Compliance: Required when the transaction needs specific regulatory approvals or compliance measures

6. Foreign Investment Provisions: Required when the buyer is a foreign entity, addressing NIPC requirements

7. Break Fee: Used in larger transactions to specify compensation if the deal fails under certain circumstances

8. Earn-out Provisions: Used when part of the purchase price is contingent on future performance

1. Share Details: Details of the shares being transferred, including share certificates and shareholder information

2. Purchase Price Calculation: Detailed breakdown of the purchase price and any adjustments

3. Completion Obligations: Detailed list of documents and actions required at completion

4. Warranties: Detailed warranties about the company and its business

5. Company Information: Key details about the company including corporate information, assets, and liabilities

6. Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances on the shares or company assets

7. Material Contracts: List and details of the company's material contracts

8. Property: Details of any real property owned or leased by the company

9. Intellectual Property: Schedule of company's intellectual property rights

10. Disclosure Letter: Seller's disclosures against the warranties