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1. Due Diligence: Used when the purchaser has conducted or will conduct due diligence investigations

2. Real Estate Specific Provisions: Required when the sale involves real property, including cadastral details

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when the sale includes IP assets

4. Employee Provisions: Required when the sale affects employees or includes transfer of employment

5. Environmental Provisions: Important when the sale involves potential environmental liabilities

6. Competition Law Compliance: Required for large transactions that might have competition law implications

7. Bank Guarantee: Used when payment security is required

8. Post-Closing Obligations: When parties have continuing obligations after closing

9. Non-Compete Provisions: When seller agrees not to compete with the business being sold

10. Break Fee: Used in larger transactions to specify penalties for breaking the agreement

1. Asset Schedule: Detailed list of all assets included in the sale

2. Disclosure Schedule: Exceptions to warranties and representations

3. Property Details: Detailed description of real estate if included in the sale

4. Intellectual Property Register: List of all IP rights included in the sale

5. Encumbrances: List of any existing liens, charges or other encumbrances

6. Due Diligence Findings: Summary of key findings from due diligence investigation

7. Employee Information: Details of any employees being transferred

8. Contracts Schedule: List of contracts being transferred or assigned

9. Form of Closing Documents: Templates of documents required for closing

10. Purchase Price Calculations: Detailed breakdown of purchase price components