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1. Inspection Rights: Used when the buyer wishes to inspect the goods before accepting delivery

2. Retention of Title: Include when the seller wants to retain ownership until full payment is received

3. Intellectual Property: Necessary when the purchase involves goods with associated intellectual property rights

4. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information will be exchanged during the transaction

5. Insurance: Required when specific insurance arrangements need to be made for high-value items

6. Force Majeure: Include for longer-term purchase contracts or when delivery timing is critical

7. Dispute Resolution: Optional alternative dispute resolution mechanisms beyond court jurisdiction

8. Assignment: Include when there's a need to restrict or permit the transfer of rights under the contract

1. Technical Specifications: Detailed technical description of the goods, including measurements, materials, and other specifications

2. Delivery Schedule: Detailed timing and logistics for delivery if complex or involving multiple shipments

3. Price List: Itemized pricing if multiple items are involved or pricing is complex

4. Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements or standards that the goods must meet

5. Warranty Certificate: Detailed warranty terms and conditions if more extensive than standard provisions