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1. Existing Licenses and Encumbrances: Used when the IP has existing licenses or other encumbrances that need to be disclosed

2. Confidentiality: Include when confidential information will be shared during the assignment process

3. Tax Implications: Required when there are specific tax considerations or allocations to be addressed

4. Moral Rights: Needed for copyright assignments where moral rights are relevant

5. Future Improvements: Include when addressing rights to future improvements or modifications of the assigned IP

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

7. Registration and Recordal: Include when specific steps for recording the assignment with IP offices need to be detailed

8. Transitional Provisions: Used when there needs to be a transition period for the IP transfer

1. Schedule 1: Intellectual Property Description: Detailed description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers where applicable

2. Schedule 2: Existing Licenses: List and details of any existing licenses or permissions granted to third parties

3. Schedule 3: Assignment Consideration: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and consideration if complex

4. Schedule 4: Required Assignment Documentation: Forms and additional documents required for recording the assignment with relevant IP offices

5. Schedule 5: Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances or limitations on the IP

6. Appendix A: IP Registration Certificates: Copies of registration certificates for registered IP rights

7. Appendix B: Chain of Title Documentation: Documents showing chain of ownership of the IP being assigned