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1. Employee and Contractor Obligations: Required when IP involves rights created by employees or contractors who need to assign their rights

2. Technology Transfer: Needed when the IP sale includes technical know-how or requires specific implementation support

3. Transitional Services: Used when the seller needs to provide ongoing support or services post-completion

4. Competition Restrictions: Required when including non-compete or territorial restrictions

5. Third Party Consents: Necessary when the IP transfer requires approval from third parties

6. Escrow Arrangements: Used when part of the purchase price is held in escrow or for source code deposit

7. Data Protection: Required when the IP involves personal data processing or GDPR compliance

8. Maintenance Period: Needed when the seller will continue maintaining the IP for a transition period

1. Schedule 1 - IP Assets: Detailed description of all IP being sold, including registration numbers and jurisdictions

2. Schedule 2 - Excluded Assets: List of any IP assets specifically excluded from the sale

3. Schedule 3 - Registered Rights: Details of all registered IP rights, including patents, trademarks, and designs

4. Schedule 4 - Unregistered Rights: Inventory of unregistered IP rights, such as copyright, trade secrets, and know-how

5. Schedule 5 - Third Party Licenses: List of all licenses granted to third parties that will be transferred

6. Schedule 6 - Completion Documents: List of all documents required for completion of the transfer

7. Schedule 7 - Encumbrances: Details of any existing encumbrances on the IP

8. Appendix A - Form of Assignment Deed: Template deed for formal transfer of the IP rights under Dutch law