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1. Employee Inventor Provisions: Required when the patent involves employee inventors who need to confirm the assignment

2. Related Rights: Used when associated know-how, trade secrets, or improvements are also being transferred

3. Security Interest: Include when the assignment is subject to security interests or other encumbrances

4. Survival of Prior Agreements: Needed when certain provisions from previous agreements should remain in effect

5. Foreign Registration: Required when patents are registered in multiple jurisdictions

6. Royalties: Include when the assignment includes ongoing royalty payments

7. Confidentiality: Added when confidential information is exchanged as part of the assignment

8. Tax Indemnity: Include when specific tax implications need to be addressed between the parties

1. Schedule 1 - Patent Schedule: Detailed list of patents being assigned, including registration numbers, jurisdictions, and status

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and mechanisms if payment is not made as a single sum

3. Schedule 3 - Assignment Forms: Country-specific patent office forms required for recording the assignment

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses or encumbrances affecting the patents

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Documentation: List of technical documents and materials to be transferred with the patents

6. Appendix A - Inventor Confirmations: Required confirmations or assignments from named inventors

7. Appendix B - Corporate Approvals: Copies of corporate authorizations for the assignment