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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that the agreement does not constitute an admission of liability by any party - used in dispute resolutions where liability is contested

2. Future Dispute Resolution: Procedure for handling any future disputes about the implementation of this agreement - useful for complex settlements

3. Conditional Terms: Any conditions that must be met before the agreement becomes effective - included when settlement depends on future events or actions

4. Third Party Rights: Provisions regarding the rights of any third parties affected by the agreement - needed when settlement impacts other parties

5. Severability: Clause stating that if any part of the agreement is found invalid, the rest remains enforceable - useful in complex agreements

6. Variation: Process for making any future changes to the agreement - included in long-term settlements

7. Regulatory Compliance: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with relevant regulations - needed in regulated industries

1. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of any payment arrangements including amounts, dates, and methods

2. Asset Schedule: List and description of any assets involved in the settlement

3. Action Items: Detailed list of specific actions to be taken by each party with associated timeframes

4. Supporting Documents: List of any referenced documents that form part of the agreement

5. Contact Details: Complete contact information for all parties and their representatives

6. Compliance Requirements: Detailed checklist of any compliance obligations arising from the settlement