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1. Effective Date: Used when the amendment takes effect on a date different from the execution date

2. Recitals: Additional background information when complex circumstances led to the amendment

3. Representations and Warranties: Include when new representations are needed due to the nature of the amendments

4. Conditions Precedent: Include when the amendment is subject to certain conditions being met before taking effect

5. Third Party Consents: Required when the amendment needs approval from parties not directly involved in the contract

6. Registration Requirements: Include when the amendment needs to be registered with government authorities

1. Schedule of Amendments: Detailed table showing original clause text and amended clause text side by side

2. Updated Price Schedule: If the amendment involves changes to pricing or payment terms

3. Modified Specifications: If the amendment involves changes to product or service specifications

4. Consent Documents: Copies of any required third-party consents or governmental approvals

5. Amendment Timeline: Schedule of implementation dates if the amendments take effect in stages