������Ƶ

1. Non-Compete Provisions: Used when parties wish to include or modify non-compete obligations post-termination

2. Confidentiality: Additional confidentiality provisions beyond return of information, used for sensitive commercial relationships

3. Third Party Rights: Include when termination affects rights of third parties or affiliated entities

4. Tax Provisions: Used when termination has significant tax implications requiring specific handling

5. Employee Matters: Include when termination affects employment relationships or requires transfer of employees

6. Intellectual Property Rights: Used when agreement involves transfer, license, or continued use of intellectual property

7. Public Announcements: Include for high-profile commercial relationships requiring coordinated communication

8. Force Majeure Resolution: Include if termination results from force majeure events requiring specific settlement terms

1. Schedule of Terminated Agreements: Comprehensive list of all agreements being terminated

2. Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of final payments and financial settlements

3. Property Inventory: List of physical and intellectual property to be returned or transferred

4. Outstanding Obligations: List of any surviving obligations or pending matters

5. Release Exceptions: Specific items excluded from the general release provisions

6. Required Approvals: List of governmental or third-party approvals required for termination

7. Form of Public Announcement: Template for any agreed public statements regarding the termination