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1. Anti-corruption Provisions: Required when dealing with public sector assets or high-value transactions

2. Regulatory Compliance: Needed when assets are in regulated sectors (e.g., banking, insurance, telecommunications)

3. Environmental Matters: Required when assets include land or industrial property with potential environmental issues

4. Employee Matters: Needed when the assets sale might impact employees or include transfer of employees

5. Intellectual Property: Required when assets include significant IP rights

6. Post-Completion Covenants: Added when there are specific obligations that continue after completion

7. Non-Competition: Include when seller needs to be restricted from competing

8. Break Fee: Optional provision for payment if the deal fails under specific circumstances

9. Force Majeure: May be included for transactions with delayed completion

1. Asset Schedule: Detailed description and listing of all assets being sold

2. Purchase Price Calculation: Detailed breakdown of purchase price and any adjustments

3. Completion Obligations: List of actions and documents required at completion

4. Form of Transfer Documents: Templates of necessary transfer documents

5. Warranties: Detailed warranties given by the seller

6. Property Schedule: Details of any real property included in the sale

7. Intellectual Property Schedule: List and details of any IP rights included in the sale

8. Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances on the assets

9. Required Consents: List of third-party or regulatory consents required

10. Existing Contracts: Details of any contracts being transferred with the assets