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1. Security Deposit: Required for commercial bailments or high-value property to secure bailor's interests

2. Sub-bailment: Include if sub-bailment is to be permitted, specifying conditions

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when bailed property involves IP rights or licensed content

4. Confidentiality: Required for commercial bailments or when sensitive information is involved

5. Force Majeure: Include for long-term bailments to address unforeseen circumstances

6. Assignment: Include if rights under the agreement may need to be assigned

7. Dispute Resolution: Detailed dispute resolution mechanism including mediation/arbitration

8. Indemnification: Include for commercial bailments to address third-party claims

9. Reporting Requirements: Include for bailments requiring regular status updates or reports

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed description of bailed property including condition, markings, and value

2. Schedule 2 - Delivery and Return Protocol: Specific procedures for delivery and return of property

3. Schedule 3 - Maintenance Schedule: Required maintenance procedures and schedules if applicable

4. Schedule 4 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage specifications

5. Schedule 5 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of bailment fees and payment terms if applicable

6. Appendix A - Condition Report: Detailed report of property condition at time of bailment

7. Appendix B - Authorized Users: List of persons authorized to handle or access the bailed property