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1. Due Diligence: Used when the purchaser needs to conduct investigations before completion

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the sale includes transfer of IP rights

3. Environmental Matters: Important for property sales where environmental concerns exist

4. Employee Matters: Relevant when the sale involves transfer of employees or business assets

5. Limitation of Liability: Used to cap potential liability of parties

6. Force Majeure: Include when protection against unforeseen events is required

7. Confidentiality: Important when sensitive information is involved in the transaction

8. Non-Competition: Used in business sales to protect purchaser's interests

9. Insurance: Required when specific insurance arrangements need to be maintained

1. Property Description Schedule: Detailed technical description of the property/goods being sold

2. Title Documents: List and copies of all relevant title documents

3. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and installments if applicable

4. Encumbrances: List of any existing charges, mortgages, or liens

5. Inventory List: For sales involving multiple items or business assets

6. Due Diligence Reports: Results of any investigations or audits conducted

7. Compliance Certificates: Copies of relevant regulatory or compliance certificates

8. Outstanding Liabilities: List of any pending liabilities or obligations

9. Handover Protocol: Detailed procedure for physical handover of property/goods