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1. Employee Matters: Required when employees are being transferred as part of the sale

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when significant IP assets are included in the sale

3. Real Property: Required when real estate assets are included in the transaction

4. Environmental Matters: Necessary when the business has environmental risks or compliance requirements

5. Tax Matters: Detailed tax provisions needed for complex transactions or specific tax structures

6. Transition Services: Required when the vendor will provide post-closing support services

7. Non-Competition and Non-Solicitation: Used when restricting vendor's future business activities

8. Third Party Consents: Needed when material contracts or licenses require transfer approval

9. Working Capital Adjustment: Used in transactions with post-closing price adjustments

10. Escrow Provisions: Required when part of purchase price is held in escrow

1. Schedule A - Purchased Assets: Detailed listing of all assets being purchased

2. Schedule B - Excluded Assets: List of assets specifically excluded from the sale

3. Schedule C - Assumed Liabilities: Details of liabilities being assumed by the purchaser

4. Schedule D - Excluded Liabilities: List of liabilities specifically excluded from the purchase

5. Schedule E - Material Contracts: List of important contracts being transferred

6. Schedule F - Intellectual Property: Details of all IP assets included in the sale

7. Schedule G - Real Property: Details of any real estate included in the transaction

8. Schedule H - Employee Information: List of employees and their key employment terms

9. Schedule I - Permitted Encumbrances: List of accepted liens or encumbrances on assets

10. Schedule J - Form of Closing Documents: Templates of documents to be delivered at closing