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1. Holdover Period: Include when there's a need for a grace period between agreement signing and actual vacation of premises

2. Renovation Requirements: Include when specific restoration or renovation work is required before vacating

3. Outstanding Utilities: Include when there are specific provisions for handling unpaid utility bills

4. Forwarding Address: Include when requiring tenant to provide future contact details for deposit return or documentation

5. Third-Party Notifications: Include when termination requires notification to building management, utility companies, or other parties

6. Property Marketing: Include when agreement needs to address property viewing arrangements for new tenants

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed description of the property including address and any included fixtures/fittings

2. Schedule B - Existing Lease Summary: Key details from the original lease agreement including commencement date, original term, and rent

3. Schedule C - Settlement Calculation: Detailed breakdown of final financial settlement including rent, deposits, and any deductions

4. Schedule D - Property Condition Report: Current condition of the property and documentation of any damage or wear and tear

5. Appendix 1 - Handover Checklist: Detailed list of items to be checked during the final property inspection

6. Appendix 2 - Required Documentation: List of documents required from both parties to complete the termination process