1. Third Party Consents: Required when assignment needs approval from external parties like banks or key clients

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when partnership owns significant IP rights requiring specific transfer provisions

3. Outstanding Liabilities: Used when there are specific arrangements for handling existing partnership debts or obligations

4. Non-Competition Provisions: Include when restraint of trade obligations are being imposed on the assignor

5. Tax Provisions: Required when specific tax arrangements or GST implications need to be addressed

6. Transition Arrangements: Include when specific handover or transition period is needed

1. Details of Partnership Interest: Detailed description of the partnership interest being transferred, including percentage share and capital account balance

2. Partnership Agreement: Copy or extract of relevant provisions from the existing partnership agreement

3. Assignment Price Calculation: Detailed breakdown of how the assignment price was calculated

4. Partnership Assets: List of partnership assets affected by the transfer

5. Outstanding Matters: List of ongoing projects, commitments, or liabilities relevant to the assigned interest

6. Required Consents: Copies of third-party consents or approvals obtained for the assignment