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1. Marketing and Sales: Used when the agreement includes provisions for joint marketing and sale of the developed property

2. Environmental Compliance: Required when the development has significant environmental considerations or risks

3. Third Party Contractors: Include when subcontractors will be extensively used in the project

4. Intellectual Property: Needed when unique designs or proprietary construction methods are involved

5. Refinancing Provisions: Include when parties anticipate potential refinancing during the project

6. Change of Control: Required when parties want to restrict or regulate ownership changes during the project

7. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting project completion

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including maps and boundaries

2. Schedule 2 - Development Plans: Architectural plans, drawings, and specifications for the development

3. Schedule 3 - Construction Schedule: Detailed timeline of construction phases and milestones

4. Schedule 4 - Budget and Costings: Detailed breakdown of projected costs and financial contributions

5. Schedule 5 - Planning Permissions: Copies of or requirements for planning permissions and other regulatory approvals

6. Schedule 6 - Distribution Formula: Detailed calculations for profit sharing and distribution arrangements

7. Schedule 7 - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance policies and coverage requirements

8. Appendix A - Form of Contractors Warranty: Standard form of warranty to be provided by contractors

9. Appendix B - Quality Standards: Detailed quality specifications and standards for construction