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1. Due Diligence: Framework for conducting due diligence investigations, used when the intended transaction requires significant due diligence

2. Break Fee: Provisions for compensation if one party withdraws from negotiations, included in high-value transactions

3. Regulatory Approvals: Framework for obtaining necessary regulatory approvals, included when the intended transaction requires regulatory oversight

4. Intellectual Property: Protection of IP rights during negotiations, included when significant IP will be shared during negotiations

5. Force Majeure: Provisions for circumstances beyond parties' control, included in long-term negotiation scenarios

6. Public Announcements: Rules for making public statements about the negotiations, included in high-profile transactions or when one party is publicly listed

7. Employee Matters: Preliminary agreements regarding employment issues, included when the intended transaction involves transfer of employees

1. Term Sheet: Summary of key commercial terms preliminarily agreed upon

2. Timeline Schedule: Detailed timeline for negotiations, due diligence, and completion

3. Confidentiality Agreement: Detailed confidentiality provisions if not fully incorporated in the main document

4. Required Approvals: List of regulatory and other approvals needed for the final transaction

5. Contact Details: List of key contacts and their roles in the negotiation process