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1. Third Party Claims: Required when there are potential claims from third parties that need to be addressed

2. Litigation Discontinuance: Needed when there is ongoing litigation that needs to be terminated

3. Tax Provisions: Required when there are specific tax implications that need to be addressed

4. Insurance Claims: Needed when there are outstanding insurance claims related to the property

5. Broker Provisions: Required when property brokers are involved and their fees need to be addressed

6. Environmental Matters: Needed when there are environmental issues or liabilities to be settled

7. Assignment: Required when either party needs to assign rights or obligations under the settlement

1. Schedule 1 - Property Details: Detailed description of the leased property including address and specifications

2. Schedule 2 - Original Lease Agreement: Copy or key terms of the original lease agreement being settled

3. Schedule 3 - Settlement Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of any settlement payments, including amounts and timing

4. Schedule 4 - Property Condition Report: Current condition of the property and any required repairs or restoration

5. Schedule 5 - Outstanding Claims: List of all claims being settled under the agreement

6. Appendix A - Handover Checklist: Checklist for property inspection and handover process

7. Appendix B - Required Documents: List of documents to be exchanged or executed as part of the settlement