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1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain obligations from the original lease should continue after settlement

2. Tax Matters: Include when there are specific tax implications or arrangements that need to be addressed

3. Insurance and Indemnification: Required when there are ongoing insurance obligations or specific indemnification terms

4. Non-disparagement: Include when parties wish to prevent negative statements about each other

5. Future Cooperation: Used when parties need to cooperate on specific matters after settlement

6. Broker Fees: Include when real estate brokers or agents are involved and their fees need to be addressed

7. Assignment: Include when transfer rights of the settlement agreement need to be addressed

1. Schedule A - Original Lease Agreement: Copy or summary of the original lease agreement being settled

2. Schedule B - Settlement Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of settlement payments, including amounts and due dates

3. Schedule C - Property Inventory: List of property items to be returned or retained, with condition notes

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Claims: List of claims being settled and released under the agreement

5. Schedule E - Handover Protocol: Detailed procedure for property inspection and return

6. Appendix 1 - Required Notices: Forms of any required notices to authorities or third parties

7. Appendix 2 - Tax Certificates: Relevant tax clearances or certificates required for settlement