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1. Pre-Completion Obligations: Used when there's a gap between signing and completion, specifying how the target company should be operated

2. Conditions Precedent: Include when completion is subject to specific conditions such as regulatory approvals

3. Post-Completion Covenants: Used when specific obligations need to be fulfilled after completion

4. Non-Competition and Non-Solicitation: Include when seller needs to be restricted from competing or soliciting employees

5. Earn-out Provisions: Used when part of the purchase price is contingent on future performance

6. Employee Matters: Include when specific arrangements for key employees are needed

7. Transitional Services: Used when seller needs to provide certain services post-completion

8. Break Fee: Include when parties want to specify compensation for failed completion

1. Target Company Information: Details of the target company including corporate information and share capital structure

2. Warranties: Detailed business, legal, and tax warranties about the target company

3. Disclosed Documents: List of documents disclosed against the warranties

4. Properties: Details of real estate owned or leased by the target company

5. Intellectual Property: List of IP rights owned or licensed by the target company

6. Material Contracts: Summary of key contracts of the target company

7. Employees: Details of employees including key terms of employment

8. Completion Obligations: Detailed list of documents and actions required at completion

9. Form of Resignation Letters: Template resignation letters for outgoing directors

10. Data Room Index: Index of documents provided in due diligence

11. Completion Accounts Principles: Accounting principles for preparation of completion accounts