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1. Representations and Warranties: Additional or updated representations and warranties specific to the amendment, used when the changes require new assurances from the parties

2. Conditions Precedent: Specific conditions that must be met before the amendment becomes effective, used when the amendment is contingent on certain events or actions

3. Transitional Provisions: Provisions managing the transition between old and new terms, used when changes require implementation over time

4. Regulatory Compliance: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with new or relevant regulations, used when amendments touch on regulated matters

5. Third Party Consents: Acknowledgment of required third-party approvals or consents, used when amendments affect third party rights or require external approval

6. Cost Allocation: Provisions specifying who bears the costs of implementing the amendments, used when changes involve significant implementation costs

1. Schedule of Amendments: Detailed list of specific changes to the original contract, often in table format showing original and amended text

2. Updated Price Schedule: If prices are being modified, a comprehensive list of new prices or pricing terms

3. Amended Specifications: If product or service specifications are being modified, detailed technical specifications

4. Consent Documents: Copies of any required third-party consents or regulatory approvals

5. Timeline Schedule: If delivery or performance schedules are being modified, updated timeline for implementation

6. Comparison Document: Redline showing changes between original and amended versions of affected clauses