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1. Quality Control: Required for trademark licenses to maintain quality standards of branded products or services

2. Development Obligations: Needed for agreements involving the development of new IP, including milestones and specifications

3. Commercialization Requirements: Used when the agreement includes obligations to commercialize or exploit the IP

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

5. Territory Restrictions: Required when rights are limited to specific geographic territories

6. Competition Compliance: Needed when agreement terms could impact market competition

7. Islamic Law Compliance: Required when the agreement needs to explicitly comply with Sharia principles

8. Technology Transfer: Include when agreement involves transfer of technical knowledge or know-how

9. Moral Rights: Required for copyright agreements involving creative works

1. Schedule 1 - IP Rights Register: Detailed list of all IP rights covered by the agreement, including registration numbers and status

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of financial terms, royalty calculations, and payment schedules

3. Schedule 3 - Technical Specifications: Technical details of the IP, particularly important for patent licenses or technology transfer

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Control Standards: Specific quality requirements and standards for trademark licenses

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

6. Appendix A - Form of Reports: Templates for required reporting, such as royalty calculations or usage reports

7. Appendix B - Marking Requirements: Specifications for IP marking, including patent numbers or trademark symbols

8. Appendix C - Development Milestones: Detailed timeline and specifications for IP development obligations