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1. Maximum Liability Cap: Section limiting the guarantor's total liability - used when parties agree to cap the guarantee amount

2. Bank Guarantee Option: Alternative arrangement allowing for bank guarantee instead of personal guarantee - used when parties prefer banking security

3. Release Conditions: Specific circumstances under which the guarantor may be released - used for fixed-term or conditional guarantees

4. Multiple Guarantors: Additional provisions for when there is more than one guarantor - used when guarantee is shared

5. Corporate Guarantor Provisions: Specific clauses for when guarantor is a company - used with corporate guarantors

6. Guarantee Registration: Provisions for registering the guarantee with relevant authorities - used for high-value or commercial leases

1. Schedule 1 - Main Lease Agreement: Copy or key terms of the underlying lease agreement being guaranteed

2. Schedule 2 - Property Details: Full description of the property subject to the lease

3. Schedule 3 - Guarantor Financial Statement: Statement of guarantor's financial position (where required)

4. Schedule 4 - Guarantee Amount Calculation: Breakdown of the guaranteed sum and calculation method

5. Schedule 5 - Form of Demand: Template for landlord to make formal demand under the guarantee

6. Appendix A - Corporate Authority: Corporate authorization documents (when guarantor is a company)