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1. Fees and Charges: Required for commercial bailments where fees are charged for storing or maintaining the property

2. Insurance: Necessary when dealing with valuable items requiring specific insurance coverage

3. Security Measures: Important for high-value items requiring specific security arrangements

4. Sub-bailment: Include when the bailee may need to transfer possession to third parties

5. Maintenance and Repairs: Necessary for bailments involving equipment or items requiring regular maintenance

6. Inspection Rights: Important when the bailor needs regular access to inspect the bailed property

7. Limitation of Liability: Include to cap the bailee's liability where appropriate and legally permitted

8. Force Majeure: Important for long-term bailments to address unforeseen circumstances

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed inventory and description of all bailed property, including condition reports and photographs

2. Schedule 2 - Handling Instructions: Specific instructions for handling, storing, and maintaining the bailed property

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees and charges (for commercial bailments)

4. Schedule 4 - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance requirements and coverage details

5. Appendix A - Condition Report: Detailed report of the condition of bailed property at commencement

6. Appendix B - Security Procedures: Detailed security procedures and protocols for handling the bailed property