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1. Conditions Precedent: Used when completion is subject to certain conditions being met first

2. Intellectual Property: Required when the sale includes any IP rights or licenses

3. Confidentiality: Important when sensitive information is exchanged during the transaction

4. Post-Completion Obligations: Needed when there are ongoing obligations after the sale is completed

5. Tax Provisions: Required for complex transactions with specific tax implications

6. Competition/Anti-trust: Necessary for larger transactions that might have competition law implications

7. Data Protection: Required when personal data is involved in the transaction

8. Force Majeure: Optional protection against unforeseen circumstances preventing performance

9. Assignment: Used when parties want to specify whether rights can be transferred to third parties

10. Insurance: Important when specific insurance requirements need to be maintained

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Goods/Assets: Detailed description and specification of items being sold

2. Schedule 2 - Purchase Price Calculation: Detailed breakdown of the purchase price and any adjustment mechanisms

3. Schedule 3 - Completion Requirements: List of documents and actions required at completion

4. Schedule 4 - Seller's Warranties: Detailed warranties given by the seller

5. Schedule 5 - Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances on the goods/assets

6. Appendix A - Form of Transfer Documents: Templates of any transfer documents required

7. Appendix B - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical information about the goods/assets

8. Appendix C - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline and requirements for delivery if complex or multiple deliveries