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1. Development Conditions: Used when the buyer intends to develop the property and needs specific conditions around development approvals

2. Environmental Matters: Required when there are known or potential environmental issues affecting the property

3. Native Title: Included when there are potential native title claims or considerations

4. Foreign Investment Approval: Required when the buyer is a foreign person requiring FIRB approval

5. Subdivision: Included when the property is to be subdivided before or after settlement

6. Agent's Commission: Required when there are real estate agents involved in the transaction

7. Water Rights: Necessary when water rights or allocations are relevant to the property

8. Access Rights: Used when specific access arrangements need to be documented

1. Property Schedule: Detailed property description including title details, encumbrances, and area

2. Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment terms including deposits and installments if applicable

3. Due Diligence Checklist: List of investigations and searches to be conducted

4. Permitted Encumbrances: List of accepted encumbrances that will remain on title

5. Form of Transfer: Prescribed form of transfer document to be used at settlement

6. Special Conditions: Any unique conditions specific to this transaction

7. Settlement Checklist: List of items required for settlement

8. Plan of Land: Survey plan or diagram of the property