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1. Security Interest: Required if the assignment is being given as security for other obligations

2. Regulatory Compliance: Needed if the royalties relate to regulated industries or require government approvals

3. International Provisions: Required for cross-border assignments, including currency conversion and compliance with international laws

4. Confidentiality: Important if sensitive information is being shared as part of the assignment

5. Non-Competition: May be needed if the Assignor should be restricted from competing activities

6. Audit Rights: Important if ongoing calculation or verification of royalties is required

7. Step-In Rights: Needed if Assignee requires rights to directly enforce the underlying agreements

8. Registration: Required if the assignment needs to be registered with IP offices or other authorities

1. Schedule A - Description of Intellectual Property: Detailed description of the IP rights from which the royalties derive

2. Schedule B - Existing Royalty Agreements: List and copies of all agreements generating the royalty rights being assigned

3. Schedule C - Payment Calculation Methodology: Detailed explanation of how royalties are calculated and verified

4. Schedule D - Form of Notice to Royalty Payors: Template notice to inform third parties who pay royalties about the assignment

5. Schedule E - Required Consents: List of third-party consents required for the assignment to be effective

6. Appendix 1 - Payment Instructions: Detailed banking and payment routing information for royalty payments