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1. Due Diligence Rights: Used when the option holder needs rights to conduct due diligence before exercise

2. Pre-Completion Obligations: Include when the grantor needs specific obligations between option exercise and completion

3. Anti-Competition: Required when additional competitive restrictions beyond exclusivity are needed

4. Escrow Arrangements: Include if option consideration or documents need to be held in escrow

5. Tax Provisions: Needed for options with significant tax implications or cross-border elements

6. Force Majeure: Include when external events might affect option exercise rights

7. Break Fee: Used when parties want to specify damages for breach of exclusivity

8. Step-In Rights: Include for options relating to ongoing business operations

1. Option Notice Form: Template notice for exercising the option

2. Subject Matter Description: Detailed description of what the option is for (e.g., assets, shares, IP)

3. Consideration Calculation: Formula or methodology for calculating the consideration upon exercise

4. Due Diligence Requirements: List of documents and information to be provided during due diligence

5. Form of Definitive Agreement: Draft of the agreement to be entered into upon option exercise

6. Corporate Approvals: Required corporate authorizations and resolutions

7. Competing Business Definition: Detailed description of activities covered by exclusivity/non-compete provisions