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1. Survival Clauses: Identifies specific provisions from the original agreement that will survive termination, used when certain obligations need to continue

2. Transition Arrangements: Details of any transitional period or arrangements, used when immediate termination is not practical

3. Third Party Rights: Addresses rights of any third parties affected by the termination, used when third parties have interests in the original agreement

4. Tax Implications: Addresses tax consequences of the termination, used when significant tax implications exist

5. Dispute Resolution: Specific dispute resolution procedures, used when parties want to specify particular methods for resolving future disputes

6. Non-Compete/Non-Solicitation: Continuation or modification of any restrictive covenants, used when original agreement contained such provisions

1. Schedule 1 - Original Purchase Agreement: Copy or key details of the original purchase agreement being terminated

2. Schedule 2 - Settlement Calculation: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements, including calculations and adjustments

3. Schedule 3 - Outstanding Obligations: List of any remaining obligations and how they will be discharged

4. Schedule 4 - Return Schedule: Detailed list of items to be returned and associated timeline

5. Appendix A - Release Form: Standard form for mutual release of claims

6. Appendix B - Handover Protocol: Procedures for handover of any goods, documents, or materials