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1. Insurance Requirements: Required when specific insurance coverage must be maintained to support the indemnity

2. Limitations of Liability: Used when parties agree to cap indemnity obligations or exclude certain types of damages

3. Security Provisions: Included when collateral or security is required to secure the indemnity obligations

4. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Optional provisions for mediation or arbitration before court proceedings

5. Force Majeure: Included when certain events should excuse or suspend indemnity obligations

6. Subrogation Rights: Required when dealing with insurance-related indemnities or multiple layers of recovery

7. Currency Provisions: Needed when indemnity payments may be made in multiple currencies

8. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Required for international agreements or when dealing with government entities

1. Schedule A - Specific Indemnified Events: Detailed list of specific events, activities, or circumstances covered by the indemnity

2. Schedule B - Excluded Claims: Enumeration of specific exclusions from the indemnity coverage

3. Schedule C - Claims Procedures: Detailed procedures for claim notification, processing, and resolution

4. Schedule D - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types, coverage amounts, and provider requirements

5. Appendix 1 - Form of Claim Notice: Standard template for notifying claims under the agreement

6. Appendix 2 - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of corporate resolutions or authorizations to enter into the agreement