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1. Moral Rights: Specific provisions regarding the author's moral rights, used when dealing with literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic works

2. Royalty Provisions: Used when the assignment includes ongoing royalty payments rather than a one-time payment

3. International Rights: Additional provisions for international copyright protection, used when the work will be exploited globally

4. Confidentiality: Provisions for maintaining confidentiality of the work and agreement terms, important for unpublished works

5. Registration Requirements: Provisions regarding copyright registration obligations, used when formal registration is planned

6. Derivative Works: Rights and restrictions regarding creation of derivative works, important for adaptable content

7. Termination Rights: Conditions under which the assignment can be terminated, used for long-term or complex arrangements

8. Quality Control: Standards for reproduction or use of the work, important for branded or artistic content

1. Schedule A - Description of Works: Detailed description of the copyrighted works being transferred, including any registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Payment Terms: Detailed payment structure, including any royalty calculations or milestone payments

3. Schedule C - Existing Licenses: List of any existing licenses or permissions granted to third parties

4. Schedule D - Delivery Requirements: Specific format and medium requirements for delivery of the copyrighted works

5. Appendix 1 - Copyright Registration Certificates: Copies of existing copyright registration certificates

6. Appendix 2 - Chain of Title Documentation: Documentation proving the assignor's ownership of the copyright