1. Insurance Provisions: Used when insurance companies are involved in the settlement, detailing their rights and obligations

2. Third Party Claims: Include when there's potential for third-party claims related to the damage

3. Repairs and Remediation: Used when the settlement includes specific repair obligations rather than just monetary compensation

4. Warranties and Representations: Include when specific assurances about the property or damage are necessary

5. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond standard legal processes

6. Tax Implications: Include when the settlement amount has significant tax implications

7. Assignment: Used when there's a need to address the ability to assign rights under the agreement

8. Future Damage Discovery: Include when there's potential for discovering additional related damage in the future

1. Schedule A - Property Damage Report: Detailed technical report describing the damage, including photographs and expert assessments

2. Schedule B - Repair Quotations: Copies of all relevant repair quotations and cost estimates

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: If payment is to be made in installments, detailed payment schedule with dates and amounts

4. Schedule D - Insurance Documentation: Relevant insurance policies, claim forms, and correspondence

5. Schedule E - Property Documentation: Proof of ownership, property valuations, and relevant property documentation

6. Appendix 1 - Photographic Evidence: Comprehensive photographic documentation of the damage

7. Appendix 2 - Expert Reports: Any specialist or expert reports regarding the damage or repair requirements