1. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Used when IP was created by employees or contractors, addressing their ongoing obligations

2. Moral Rights: Required for copyright works where moral rights need to be specifically addressed

3. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or know-how transfer is required alongside IP rights

4. Transitional Arrangements: Needed when the IP is currently in use and requires a transition period

5. Third Party Rights: Include when the IP involves or affects third party rights or licenses

6. Competition Law Compliance: Required when the IP transfer might have competition law implications

7. Tax Provisions: Include specific tax-related provisions for high-value IP transfers

8. Registration and Recordal: Detailed procedures for recording the transfer with IP offices, if applicable

1. Schedule 1 - IP Asset Register: Detailed listing of all IP assets being transferred, including registration numbers and status

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Licenses and Agreements: List of current licenses, agreements or encumbrances affecting the IP

3. Schedule 3 - Transfer Forms: Required forms for recording the transfer at relevant IP offices

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and mechanisms if payment is not made in full at completion

5. Appendix A - Technical Specifications: Technical details and documentation related to the IP, particularly for patents or software

6. Appendix B - IP Usage Guidelines: Guidelines for proper use of the IP during any transition period