1. Tax Provisions: Include when the assignment has significant tax implications or cross-border elements

2. Cooperation in Registration: Include when the IP requires registration or updating of registrations

3. Transitional Provisions: Include when ongoing use by Assignor is needed during a transition period

4. Non-Competition: Include when there's a risk of the Assignor competing using similar IP

5. Quality Control: Include for trademark assignments where product/service quality is crucial

6. Survival: Include when certain provisions need to survive termination

7. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Include when IP was created by employees or contractors who need to confirm assignment

8. Foreign Rights: Include when IP has international registrations or protection

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Intellectual Property: Detailed description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment structure, especially if involving installments or royalties

3. Schedule 3 - Existing Licenses and Encumbrances: List of any existing licenses, permissions, or encumbrances affecting the IP

4. Schedule 4 - Registered Rights: Details of all registered IP rights including patent, trademark, and design registrations

5. Schedule 5 - Required Third Party Consents: List of required consents from third parties for the assignment

6. Appendix A - Form of Recordal Documents: Templates for documents needed to record the assignment at IP offices

7. Appendix B - Due Diligence Results: Summary of IP due diligence findings and identified risks