1. Survival Clauses: Identifies which provisions from the original contract will survive termination, used when certain obligations need to continue

2. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding ongoing confidentiality obligations, used when sensitive information was shared during the original contract

3. Intellectual Property: Provisions dealing with IP rights post-termination, used when IP was created or licensed under the original contract

4. Dispute Resolution: Specific dispute resolution procedures, used when parties want to specify how potential disputes will be handled

5. Third Party Rights: Provisions affecting third party rights or obligations, used when the cancellation impacts other parties

6. Transition Arrangements: Details of any transitional period or handover requirements, used for complex contracts requiring managed termination

7. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreements not to speak negatively about each other, used in sensitive or public-facing relationships

1. Schedule 1 - Original Contract Details: Copy or summary of the original contract being cancelled, including date and key terms

2. Schedule 2 - Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements, including calculations and payment terms

3. Schedule 3 - Property Register: List of any property or materials to be returned, including condition requirements and timeline

4. Schedule 4 - Outstanding Obligations: List of any obligations that survive termination or need to be completed before termination takes effect