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1. Condition Precedents: Used when certain conditions must be met before the agreement becomes effective

2. Quality Inspection: Include when buyer requires right to inspect goods before acceptance

3. Intellectual Property: Required if the sale involves any IP rights or licenses

4. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information will be exchanged

5. Insurance: Important when dealing with high-value goods or specific risk allocation

6. Force Majeure: Include when parties want protection from unforeseen circumstances

7. Dispute Resolution: Add detailed dispute resolution procedures if desired beyond basic court jurisdiction

8. Assignment: Include if either party might need to transfer their rights or obligations

9. Return Policy: Necessary for goods that might need to be returned or replaced

1. Schedule 1 - Specification of Goods: Detailed technical specifications, quantities, and descriptions of the goods

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Schedule: If payment is in installments, details the payment dates and amounts

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Schedule: If multiple deliveries, details the delivery dates and quantities

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures

5. Schedule 5 - Warranty Terms: Detailed warranty terms and procedures

6. Appendix A - Required Documents: List of documents to be provided by either party

7. Appendix B - Compliance Requirements: Any specific regulatory or compliance requirements