1. Mutual Release: Used when parties agree to release each other from future claims - particularly relevant in settlement-based terminations

2. Non-Compete Obligations: Include when original contract contained non-compete clauses that survive termination

3. Transition Arrangements: Used when there needs to be a handover period or transition of services

4. Dispute Resolution: Include when specific dispute resolution mechanisms need to be established for post-termination issues

5. Insurance and Indemnities: Used when specific insurance obligations or indemnities survive termination

6. Employee Transfers: Include when termination involves transfer or layoff of employees

7. Intellectual Property Rights: Used when there are specific IP rights that need to be addressed post-termination

8. Warranties: Include when specific warranties need to survive termination

1. Schedule 1 - Outstanding Payments: Detailed list of all outstanding payments and financial settlements

2. Schedule 2 - Property Inventory: List of all physical and digital property to be returned or transferred

3. Schedule 3 - Surviving Obligations: Detailed list of contractual obligations that survive termination

4. Schedule 4 - Timeline: Detailed timeline for implementing the termination and related actions

5. Appendix A - Original Contract: Copy of the original contract being terminated

6. Appendix B - Correspondence: Relevant correspondence leading to termination decision