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1. Conditions Precedent: Used when the waiver is subject to certain conditions being fulfilled

2. Partial Waiver Provisions: Required when only part of the debt is being waived

3. Revival Clause: Used when the debt might be revived under certain circumstances

4. Tax Provisions: Needed when specific tax consequences need to be addressed

5. Corporate Approvals: Required when specific corporate authorizations are needed for the waiver

6. Multiple Creditor Provisions: Needed when multiple creditors are involved in the waiver

7. Security Release: Required when existing security needs to be released as part of the waiver

8. Confidentiality: Optional section for keeping the terms of the waiver confidential

1. Schedule 1 - Debt Details: Detailed breakdown of the debt being waived, including principal, interest, and other amounts

2. Schedule 2 - Original Debt Documentation: Copies or details of the original agreements or documents creating the debt

3. Schedule 3 - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of relevant corporate approvals or resolutions

4. Schedule 4 - Conditions Precedent: List of any conditions that must be met before the waiver becomes effective

5. Schedule 5 - Security Release Documentation: Forms or documents relating to the release of any security (if applicable)