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1. Multiple Properties Clause: Required when the subordination agreement covers multiple properties

2. Inter-creditor Provisions: Needed when there are multiple creditors requiring specific arrangements between them

3. Conditional Subordination: Used when the subordination is subject to specific conditions or triggers

4. Duration and Termination: Required when the subordination is temporary or subject to specific termination events

5. Currency Provisions: Needed when dealing with securities in different currencies

6. Assignment and Transfer: Required when parties need specific rights to assign or transfer their interests

7. Further Assurance: Optional clause requiring parties to take additional actions to give effect to the agreement

1. Property Description Schedule: Detailed legal description of the property including land registry excerpts

2. Existing Securities Schedule: Details of all existing mortgages, liens and their registration numbers

3. Form of Notice: Template for any required notices to the Land Registry or other parties

4. Powers of Attorney: If applicable, copies of powers of attorney for signing parties

5. Lender Consents: Copies of any required consents from existing lenders

6. Property Plans: Official property plans and surveys if relevant

7. Land Registry Forms: Required forms for registration of the subordination