1. Conditions Precedent: Used when completion of the sale is subject to certain conditions being met

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the sale involves items with associated IP rights

3. Confidentiality: Important for business transactions involving sensitive information

4. Non-Competition: Used in business sales where seller should not compete with the sold business

5. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax arrangements when significant tax implications exist

6. Insurance: Required when specific insurance arrangements need to be maintained

7. Environmental Provisions: Necessary for property sales or businesses with environmental impacts

8. Employee Provisions: Required when the sale involves transfer of employees

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

10. Force Majeure: Important for long-term or complex transactions

1. Asset Schedule: Detailed list and description of all assets included in the sale

2. Price Calculation Schedule: Detailed breakdown of the purchase price components

3. Due Diligence Findings: Summary of due diligence results and identified issues

4. Encumbrances Schedule: List of any existing liens, charges or encumbrances

5. Intellectual Property Schedule: Detailed list of all IP rights included in the sale

6. Required Consents: List of third-party consents required for the transaction

7. Existing Contracts: List of contracts being transferred as part of the sale

8. Property Details: Detailed description of any real property included in the sale

9. Warranty Exceptions: Specific exceptions to the warranties given in the main agreement