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1. Employee and Contractor Obligations: Required when IP was created by employees or contractors and additional assignments are needed

2. Ongoing License Back: Used when transferor requires continued use of certain IP elements

3. Transitional Services: Included when transferor needs to provide support or training post-transfer

4. Competition Law Compliance: Required for high-value IP transfers that might have competition law implications

5. Registration and Recordal: Needed when IP requires official registration of transfer

6. Moral Rights: Required for copyright works where moral rights need to be addressed

7. Third Party Rights: Included when the IP involves or affects third party rights or licenses

1. Schedule 1 - Intellectual Property Rights: Detailed inventory of all IP being transferred, including registration numbers and jurisdictions

2. Schedule 2 - Excluded Rights: List of any IP rights specifically excluded from the transfer

3. Schedule 3 - Registered Rights: Details of registered IP including patents, trademarks, and designs

4. Schedule 4 - Unregistered Rights: Inventory of unregistered IP including copyright works, know-how, and trade secrets

5. Schedule 5 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses, contracts, or encumbrances affecting the IP

6. Schedule 6 - Form of Assignment: Template assignment documents for specific IP rights

7. Schedule 7 - Transfer Documents: List of additional documents required to complete the transfer