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1. Retention of Rights: Used when transferor needs to retain certain limited rights or licenses

2. Third Party Rights: Required when the IP involves or affects third party rights or licenses

3. Moral Rights: Needed for copyright works where moral rights need to be waived or addressed

4. Competition Compliance: Required when transfer might have competition law implications

5. Transitional Provisions: Used when ongoing support or transition period is needed

6. Employee/Contractor Rights: Required when IP was created by employees or contractors

7. Registration: Used when IP rights require registration with authorities

8. Indemnification: Optional enhanced protection against third-party claims

9. Security Interest: Used when transfer is subject to security interests or charges

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

2. Schedule 2 - Consideration: Detailed payment terms, including any installments or earn-outs

3. Schedule 3 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses, contracts or encumbrances affecting the IP

4. Schedule 4 - Required Consents: List of third-party consents required for the transfer

5. Schedule 5 - Registered Rights: Details of all registered IP rights and their status

6. Schedule 6 - Form of Assignment: Standard form assignments for specific IP rights

7. Appendix A - Technical Documentation: List of all technical documentation being transferred

8. Appendix B - Required Filings: List of all necessary filings with IP offices