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1. Moral Rights: Required when dealing with copyright works where moral rights need to be addressed

2. Future Rights: Include when there may be future IP developments or improvements to be covered

3. Third Party Rights: Necessary when the IP involves or affects third party rights or licenses

4. Registration and Recording: Include when IP rights require registration or recording with government authorities

5. Improvements and Modifications: Required when dealing with technical IP that may be improved or modified

6. Employee and Contractor Obligations: Include when IP involves rights created by employees or contractors

7. Quality Control: Necessary for trademark transfers where ongoing quality standards must be maintained

8. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or know-how needs to be transferred along with IP

9. Royalties: Required when the transfer involves ongoing royalty payments

10. Competition Law Compliance: Include when the transfer might raise competition law concerns

1. Schedule 1 - IP Assets: Detailed description of all IP assets being transferred, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses, permissions, or encumbrances affecting the IP

3. Schedule 3 - Transfer Documents: Forms and documents required for recording the IP transfer with relevant authorities

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and calculations if payment is not a single sum

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Information: Technical specifications and documentation related to the IP

6. Appendix A - Related Rights: List of associated rights, know-how, and technical information being transferred

7. Appendix B - Excluded Rights: Clear specification of any IP rights explicitly excluded from the transfer