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1. Moral Rights: Used when addressing the waiver or assertion of moral rights, particularly relevant for artistic, literary, or musical works

2. Traditional Knowledge Protection: Required when the work incorporates elements of traditional or indigenous knowledge under the IP Laws Amendment Act

3. Royalties: Include when the assignment involves ongoing payments or royalties rather than a one-time payment

4. Confidentiality: Needed when the work contains confidential information or trade secrets

5. Registration: Include when the copyright is registered or requires registration

6. Indemnification: Additional protection for Assignee against third-party claims

7. Reversionary Rights: Used when including conditions under which rights might revert to the Assignor

8. Further Assurances: Detailed provisions for future cooperation in protecting or enforcing the assigned rights

1. Schedule A - Description of Works: Detailed description of all copyrighted works being assigned, including creation dates and registration details if applicable

2. Schedule B - Payment Terms: Detailed payment structure, especially if involving installments or royalties

3. Schedule C - Existing Licenses: List of any existing licenses or permissions granted to third parties that will survive the assignment

4. Schedule D - Required Registrations: List of jurisdictions where copyright registration is required or recommended

5. Appendix 1 - Copies of Registrations: Copies of existing copyright registrations or other relevant documentation

6. Appendix 2 - Assignment Forms: Any jurisdiction-specific forms required to record the assignment with relevant authorities