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1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain obligations from the original agreement need to survive the cancellation (e.g., confidentiality provisions)

2. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify how any future disputes relating to the cancellation will be resolved

3. Third Party Rights: Required when the cancellation affects rights of third parties involved in the original purchase

4. Tax Implications: Include when there are significant tax consequences of the cancellation that need to be addressed

5. Partial Cancellation: Used when only specific parts of the original agreement are being cancelled while others remain in force

6. Indemnification: Include when there's a need to protect against future claims related to the cancelled agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Original Agreement Details: Copy or key details of the original purchase agreement being cancelled

2. Schedule 2 - Financial Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements, including refunds, penalties, or adjustments

3. Schedule 3 - Property/Goods Inventory: List of any property or goods to be returned, including their condition

4. Appendix A - Supporting Documents: Any relevant supporting documents such as receipts, delivery notes, or correspondence confirming the reasons for cancellation