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1. Employee Matters: Used when there are specific employment arrangements or concerns to be addressed

2. Intellectual Property: Required when IP assets are a significant part of the transaction

3. Real Estate: Needed when the company owns significant real estate assets

4. Environmental Matters: Required for companies in industries with environmental implications

5. Competition/Anti-trust: Necessary when the transaction requires competition authority approval

6. Foreign Investment Provisions: Required when the buyer includes foreign investors

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

8. Break Fee: Included when parties want to specify compensation for transaction failure

9. Non-Compete Provisions: Used to restrict seller's future competitive activities

10. Transitional Services: Needed when seller will provide post-completion services

1. Company Information: Detailed corporate information including shareholding structure

2. Properties: List and details of all company properties

3. Material Contracts: Summary of key contracts and agreements

4. Intellectual Property Rights: List of all IP rights owned or licensed

5. Employee Information: Details of employees and their terms of employment

6. Financial Statements: Recent financial statements and management accounts

7. Bank Accounts: Details of all company bank accounts

8. Insurance Policies: List of insurance policies and coverage

9. Completion Requirements: Detailed list of completion deliverables

10. Warranties: Detailed warranties given by the seller

11. Tax Indemnity: Specific tax indemnity terms and exceptions

12. Permitted Leakage: List of permitted value extractions in locked box deals