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1. Islamic Finance Compliance: Required when parties wish to ensure compliance with Shariah principles

2. Security Provisions: Include when additional security or guarantees are provided for the settlement amount

3. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the settlement terms private

4. Tax Implications: Include when settlement has significant tax consequences for either party

5. Third-Party Rights: Include when guarantors or other third parties are involved in the settlement

6. Force Majeure: Optional clause for unforeseen circumstances affecting payment capability

7. Arbitration Clause: Alternative dispute resolution mechanism if parties prefer arbitration over court proceedings

1. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment dates, amounts, and installment structure

2. Original Debt Documentation: Copies of original loan agreements, promissory notes, or other debt evidence

3. Security Documents: Details of any collateral, guarantees, or security provided

4. Power of Attorney: If applicable, POA for executing the agreement or future actions

5. Bank Account Details: Specified account information for making payments

6. Corporate Authorizations: If parties are companies, board resolutions or other authorization documents