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1. Third Party Security: Used when the mortgagor is not the principal debtor, defining the relationship between parties

2. Cross-Default: Include when the mortgage secures multiple facilities or relates to other security agreements

3. Assignment and Transfer: Detailed provisions for when the mortgage may be assigned or transferred, particularly relevant for bank mortgages

4. Further Assurance: Additional security provisions when complex property rights are involved

5. Environmental Provisions: Required for commercial properties or when environmental risks are a concern

6. Negative Pledge: Restrictions on creating additional security over the property, used in commercial mortgages

7. Power of Attorney: Appointment of mortgagee as attorney-in-fact for specific purposes, often used in commercial contexts

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed technical description of the mortgaged property, including boundaries and title details

2. Schedule 2 - Secured Obligations: Detailed description of the obligations secured by the mortgage

3. Schedule 3 - Form of Notice: Template forms for various notices required under the agreement

4. Schedule 4 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed specifications of required insurance coverage

5. Schedule 5 - Existing Encumbrances: List of any existing liens or encumbrances on the property

6. Appendix A - Property Documents: List of title documents and other property-related certificates

7. Appendix B - Required Authorizations: List of required governmental and regulatory approvals