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1. Post-Completion Covenants: Used when ongoing obligations exist after completion, such as non-compete provisions

2. Employee Matters: Required when the purchase affects employees or includes transfer of employment

3. Intellectual Property: Needed when IP assets are a significant part of the purchase

4. Real Property: Include when real estate assets are part of the transaction

5. Environmental Matters: Required for businesses with environmental risks or compliance obligations

6. Transitional Services: Include when post-completion operational support is needed

7. Earn-out Provisions: Used when part of purchase price is contingent on future performance

8. Regulatory Compliance: Required for heavily regulated industries or when specific permits are needed

1. Schedule 1: Details of the Target Business/Assets: Detailed description of what is being purchased

2. Schedule 2: Purchase Price Calculation: Detailed methodology for price calculations and adjustments

3. Schedule 3: Conditions Precedent: Detailed list of all conditions to be satisfied

4. Schedule 4: Completion Obligations: Detailed list of actions and deliverables at completion

5. Schedule 5: Warranties: Full set of warranties and representations

6. Schedule 6: Disclosed Matters: Disclosure against warranties

7. Schedule 7: Properties: Details of any real estate included in the purchase

8. Schedule 8: Intellectual Property: List of IP rights included in the purchase

9. Schedule 9: Material Contracts: Key agreements related to the purchase

10. Schedule 10: Completion Accounts: Pro forma accounts and accounting principles