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1. Early Termination Fee: Required when termination occurs before the lease's natural end and includes penalty calculations

2. Breach and Remedies: Needed when termination is due to breach, specifying the nature of breach and consequences

3. Holdover Provisions: Used when there's a possibility of delayed vacancy, specifying penalties and obligations

4. Property Repairs: Required when there are specific repair obligations or damage assessments to be addressed

5. Keys and Access Devices: Needed when there are multiple keys or access devices to be returned

6. Forwarding Address: Used when future communications or deposit returns need to be arranged

7. Third Party Rights: Required when there are subtenants or other third parties with interests in the lease

8. Tax Provisions: Needed when there are specific tax implications requiring clarification

1. Schedule A - Property Inventory: Detailed list of property fixtures, fittings, and condition assessment

2. Schedule B - Settlement Calculation: Breakdown of final financial settlement including rent, deposits, and deductions

3. Schedule C - Utility Accounts: List of utility accounts to be transferred or terminated

4. Schedule D - Inspection Report: Final property inspection details and findings

5. Schedule E - Handover Checklist: Itemized list of tasks to be completed before property surrender