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1. Due Diligence: Used when the buyer requires a period to investigate the property or goods before finalizing the purchase

2. Conditions Precedent: Include when certain conditions must be met before the agreement becomes effective

3. Financing Provisions: Required when the purchase involves external financing or specific payment arrangements

4. Insurance: Necessary when specific insurance requirements need to be maintained during the transaction process

5. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when the sale involves assets with intellectual property components

6. Environmental Matters: Required for real estate or business transactions where environmental issues may be relevant

7. Employee Matters: Include when the sale involves a business with employees

8. Confidentiality: Add when sensitive information will be exchanged during the transaction

9. Force Majeure: Optional clause to address unforeseen circumstances that may affect the transaction

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed technical description of the property or goods being sold

2. Schedule B - Purchase Price Breakdown: Itemized breakdown of the purchase price and payment schedule

3. Schedule C - Included Items: List of items included in the sale

4. Schedule D - Excluded Items: List of items specifically excluded from the sale

5. Schedule E - Due Diligence Requirements: Checklist of required due diligence items and documentation

6. Schedule F - Required Consents: List of required third-party consents or governmental approvals

7. Appendix 1 - Form of Transfer Documents: Templates for required transfer documentation

8. Appendix 2 - Warranty Documentation: Copies of relevant warranties or guarantee certificates