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1. Environmental Protection: Required when land use may have environmental impacts or when property includes sensitive ecological areas

2. Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Necessary when property is within or adjacent to ancestral domains

3. Agricultural Provisions: Required when the land is classified as agricultural land under CARL

4. Development Rights: Include when agreement permits construction or development activities

5. Subletting Rights: Optional section permitting or prohibiting the user from subletting the property

6. Force Majeure: Particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters or uncertain conditions

7. Right of First Refusal: Optional clause giving user priority rights for purchase or renewal

8. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution procedures, if parties prefer mechanisms other than court litigation

1. Property Description: Detailed technical description of the property including boundaries, coordinates, and tax declaration

2. Land Title Documents: Certified true copies of land title and other ownership documents

3. Site Plan: Technical drawings showing the property boundaries and relevant features

4. Permitted Uses Matrix: Detailed breakdown of allowed and prohibited activities on the property

5. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts, dates, and escalation terms

6. Required Permits: List of permits and licenses required for the intended land use

7. Condition Report: Documentation of property condition at commencement of agreement

8. Environmental Impact Assessment: If required, detailed environmental impact study and mitigation measures