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1. Change of Control: Provisions addressing what happens if either company undergoes a change in ownership or control

2. Assignment and Successors: Provisions regarding the ability to assign rights and obligations under the agreement

3. Force Majeure: Provisions for circumstances beyond parties' control that may affect compliance

4. Mutual Non-Compete: Used when both parties are agreeing to reciprocal non-compete obligations

5. Industry-Specific Provisions: Special provisions relevant to specific industries or regulated sectors

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Provisions for arbitration or mediation before court proceedings

7. Severability: Provisions ensuring remainder of agreement survives if any part is found invalid

8. Monitoring and Reporting: Procedures for monitoring compliance with non-compete obligations

1. Schedule 1: Restricted Activities: Detailed list of specific activities, products, or services that are restricted under the agreement

2. Schedule 2: Territory: Detailed description or maps of the geographic areas where restrictions apply

3. Schedule 3: Legitimate Business Interests: Detailed explanation of the business interests being protected, including market position, customer relationships, and technical knowledge

4. Schedule 4: Affiliated Companies: List of subsidiaries, parent companies, or affiliated entities covered by the agreement

5. Schedule 5: Consideration Details: Detailed breakdown of any financial or other consideration provided under the agreement

6. Appendix A: Compliance Certificate: Template for periodic compliance certification if required

7. Appendix B: Notification Requirements: Detailed procedures for required notifications between parties