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1. Insurance: Required when valuable items are being bailed or when specific insurance coverage is needed

2. Access Rights: Used when the bailor needs to maintain access to the bailed property

3. Maintenance Requirements: Included when the bailed property requires specific maintenance or care

4. Confidentiality: Required when the bailment involves sensitive or confidential items

5. Sub-bailment Rights: Included when there's a possibility of transferring possession to third parties

6. Usage Rights: Necessary when the bailee is permitted limited use of the bailed property

7. Reporting Requirements: Added when periodic status reports on the property are required

8. Force Majeure: Important when external factors might affect the bailment obligations

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed inventory and description of bailed property

2. Schedule 2 - Condition Report: Documentation of property condition at commencement of bailment

3. Schedule 3 - Storage Requirements: Specific storage conditions and requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Handling Instructions: Detailed instructions for handling the bailed property

5. Schedule 5 - Insurance Certificates: Copies of relevant insurance documentation

6. Schedule 6 - Fee Schedule: Breakdown of any applicable fees and charges

7. Appendix A - Photographs: Visual documentation of property condition

8. Appendix B - Maintenance Log: Template for recording maintenance activities