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1. Exclusivity: Used when the sponsor requires exclusive rights in their industry category

2. Force Majeure: Required when parties want to address circumstances beyond their control that might affect performance

3. Morality Clause: Important for high-profile sponsorships where reputation management is crucial

4. Digital Rights: Needed when sponsorship includes social media, website, or other digital elements

5. Merchandising Rights: Required when the sponsorship includes creation and sale of branded merchandise

6. Insurance Requirements: Important for sponsorships involving events or activities with potential liability risks

7. Audit Rights: Used when sponsor requires verification of sponsored party's performance or financial reporting

8. Anti-Ambush Marketing: Important for major events to protect against unauthorized association by competitors

1. Schedule A - Sponsorship Benefits: Detailed list of all sponsorship rights, benefits, and deliverables

2. Schedule B - Brand Guidelines: Specifications for use of sponsor's logos, trademarks, and brand elements

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts, dates, and milestones

4. Schedule D - Reporting Requirements: Format and frequency of performance reports and metrics

5. Appendix 1 - Approved Marketing Materials: Examples or templates of approved promotional materials

6. Appendix 2 - Territory Definition: Geographical scope of the sponsorship rights if territorially limited

7. Appendix 3 - Key Performance Indicators: Specific metrics for measuring sponsorship effectiveness