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1. Due Diligence: Used for complex assets requiring buyer investigation period

2. Conditions Precedent: Include when completion is subject to certain conditions being met

3. Post-Completion Obligations: Required for sales with ongoing obligations after completion

4. Intellectual Property: Include when sale involves IP rights or licenses

5. Employees: Required when sale involves transfer of employees

6. Confidentiality: Include for sales involving sensitive business information

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

8. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax arrangements beyond standard VAT considerations

9. Force Majeure: Include for long-term or complex sales arrangements

10. Islamic Finance Compliance: Required when transaction needs to comply with Sharia principles

1. Asset Schedule: Detailed description of assets/goods being sold

2. Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment terms if involving installments

3. Completion Requirements: Checklist of documents and actions required for completion

4. Form of Transfer Documents: Templates of additional documents required for transfer

5. Warranties: Detailed warranties beyond those in main agreement

6. Encumbrances: List of any existing charges or encumbrances on assets

7. Due Diligence Results: Summary of due diligence findings if relevant

8. Regulatory Approvals: List of required governmental or regulatory approvals