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1. Break Fee: Terms regarding any fee payable if either party decides not to proceed with the transaction, used in larger transactions or where significant due diligence costs are expected

2. Conditions Precedent: Key conditions that must be satisfied before parties are obligated to proceed, included when regulatory approvals or third-party consents may be required

3. Costs: Allocation of costs incurred in preparing the agreement and conducting due diligence, included when significant costs are anticipated

4. Good Faith Deposit: Terms regarding any initial deposit to demonstrate serious intent, used in high-value transactions

5. Broker/Finder's Fees: Declarations regarding any intermediaries involved and responsibility for their fees, included when brokers are involved

6. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances that might affect the transaction timeline, included for longer-term arrangements

1. Schedule A - Asset Description: Detailed description or list of assets intended to be sold, including specifications, conditions, or inventory lists

2. Schedule B - Proposed Terms: Key commercial terms and conditions anticipated for the final sale agreement

3. Schedule C - Due Diligence Requirements: List of documents and information to be provided during due diligence

4. Schedule D - Timeline: Detailed timeline with specific milestones and deadlines

5. Appendix 1 - Corporate Documents: Copies of relevant corporate authorizations or registrations

6. Appendix 2 - Asset Documents: Copies of existing titles, certificates, or other relevant documentation related to the assets