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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on competing activities, used when parties operate in similar markets

2. Marketing and Branding: Guidelines for marketing jointly developed products, used when public-facing products are involved

3. Quality Control: Standards and processes for quality assurance, important for product development agreements

4. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term agreements

5. Insurance: Insurance requirements, important when physical products or high-risk activities are involved

6. Third-Party Contractors: Rules for engaging external contractors, relevant when outsourcing is anticipated

7. Export Control: Compliance with export regulations, necessary for international distribution

8. Data Protection: Specific data handling requirements, essential when personal data is involved

9. Environmental Compliance: Environmental standards and responsibilities, relevant for manufacturing or chemical products

1. Schedule A - Development Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of the product or service to be developed

2. Schedule B - Project Timeline: Milestones, deadlines, and delivery schedules for the development process

3. Schedule C - Revenue Sharing Calculations: Detailed formulas and examples of revenue sharing calculations

4. Schedule D - Background IP: List of pre-existing intellectual property brought by each party

5. Schedule E - Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles from each party

6. Schedule F - Quality Standards: Detailed quality requirements and testing procedures

7. Schedule G - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry standards that must be met

8. Appendix 1 - Forms and Notices: Standard forms for various notices and communications

9. Appendix 2 - Technical Documentation: Detailed technical documents and specifications