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1. Due Diligence: Include when the purchaser requires specific provisions about pre-completion due diligence processes

2. Intellectual Property Claims: Include when there are pending claims or disputes regarding the trademark(s)

3. Transitional Arrangements: Include when the seller needs to continue using the trademark(s) for a specified period post-completion

4. Related Rights: Include when the sale includes associated intellectual property rights or goodwill

5. International Rights: Include when the trademark(s) are registered in multiple jurisdictions

6. Quality Control: Include when there are specific quality standards that must be maintained for the trademark(s)

7. Tax Provisions: Include when specific tax arrangements or allocations need to be addressed

8. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Include when there are staff or contractors involved in trademark maintenance or usage

1. Schedule 1 - Trademark Details: Comprehensive list of trademarks being purchased, including registration numbers, classes, and jurisdictions

2. Schedule 2 - Form of Assignment: Template document for formal assignment of trademark(s) to be filed with IP Australia

3. Schedule 3 - Purchase Price Allocation: Breakdown of purchase price across multiple trademarks or jurisdictions if applicable

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Agreements: List of any existing licenses, coexistence agreements, or other relevant agreements affecting the trademark(s)

5. Appendix A - Due Diligence Results: Summary of trademark searches and due diligence findings

6. Appendix B - Required Filings: List of all necessary trademark office filings and requirements for transfer