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1. Quality Control: Required for trademark licenses or when maintaining product standards is crucial

2. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when the licensee is permitted to sub-license the IP to third parties

3. Improvements and Modifications: Needed when parties anticipate developments or improvements to the licensed IP

4. Source Code Escrow: For software licenses where source code access may be required in specific circumstances

5. Export Control: Required when the licensed IP may be subject to export restrictions

6. Competition Law Compliance: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with competition laws

7. Data Protection: Required when the license involves processing of personal information

8. Moral Rights: Particularly relevant for copyright licenses involving creative works

1. Schedule 1: Licensed Intellectual Property: Detailed description of the IP being licensed, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2: Technical Specifications: Technical details and requirements for using the licensed IP

3. Schedule 3: Quality Control Standards: Specific quality standards and monitoring procedures

4. Schedule 4: Royalty Calculations: Detailed methodology for calculating royalties and other payments

5. Schedule 5: Approved Sub-licensees: List of pre-approved sub-licensees if applicable

6. Appendix A: Form of Royalty Report: Template for periodic royalty reporting

7. Appendix B: Brand Guidelines: Guidelines for using licensed trademarks or branding elements