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1. Mutual Release: Used when parties are mutually releasing claims against each other rather than a one-way release

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the terms of the release confidential

3. Dispute Resolution: Add when parties want to specify a particular dispute resolution process

4. Further Assurance: Include when additional actions may be needed to complete the release

5. Severability: Add to ensure remainder of deed remains valid if any provision is found unenforceable

6. Third Party Rights: Include when the release affects rights of parties not directly involved in the deed

7. Indemnities: Add when one party needs to protect the other against future claims or losses

1. Property Description Schedule: Detailed description of the joint property, including titles, registrations, or identifying features

2. Payment Schedule: Details of any payments or financial arrangements associated with the release

3. Evidence of Ownership: Copies of title documents, registration certificates, or other proof of ownership

4. Related Agreements: Copies of any referenced agreements or prior arrangements affecting the property

5. Property Valuation: Independent valuation reports or assessments of the property

6. Tax Clearance Certificates: Any relevant tax clearances or certificates required for the release