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1. Due Diligence: Used when the purchase requires significant investigation of the purchase object, typically for complex assets or real estate

2. Financing Conditions: Include when the purchase is subject to the buyer obtaining financing

3. Real Estate Specific Provisions: Required for real estate transactions, including land register details and requirements for notarization

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when the purchase involves IP assets or rights

5. Employee Matters: Required when the purchase involves transfer of employees or employment-related obligations

6. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax handling when the transaction has significant tax implications

7. Condition and Inspection: Detailed provisions about the condition of goods and inspection rights, particularly important for used items

8. Competition Law Compliance: Required for larger transactions that might have antitrust implications

9. Insurance and Risk: Specific provisions about insurance requirements and risk transfer

1. Property Description: Detailed technical description of the purchase object, including specifications, conditions, or property details

2. Inventory List: Itemized list of included items, particularly relevant for business or multiple-item purchases

3. Due Diligence Results: Summary of findings from any due diligence investigations

4. Title Documents: Copies of relevant ownership documents or certificates

5. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment installments and timing

6. Encumbrances: List of any existing liens, encumbrances, or restrictions on the purchase object

7. Required Permits: List of permits, licenses, or authorizations needed for the transfer

8. Condition Report: Detailed report on the current condition of the purchase object