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1. Confidentiality: Required when the release involves sensitive information or there's a need for non-disclosure

2. Future Claims: Used when specifically addressing potential future claims that may arise

3. Partial Release: Included when the release applies only to specific claims while preserving others

4. Third Party Rights: Needed when the release affects rights of parties not directly involved in the agreement

5. Return of Property: Required when physical items or documents need to be returned as part of the release

6. Data Privacy Compliance: Required when personal data processing is involved, ensuring compliance with the Data Privacy Act

1. Schedule A - Description of Claims: Detailed list and description of specific claims being released

2. Schedule B - Supporting Documents: List of relevant documents, correspondence, or evidence related to the release

3. Schedule C - Payment Details: If applicable, breakdown of any settlement amounts or payments

4. Appendix 1 - Authorization Documents: Copies of authority documents for signatories, especially for corporate or institutional releasing parties

5. Appendix 2 - Related Agreements: Copies or references to related agreements or documents affecting the release