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

2. Transition Arrangements: Details of any transitional period or handover requirements, used when immediate termination isn't practical

3. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreements not to make negative statements about each other, particularly relevant in business or employment contexts

4. Future Cooperation: Framework for any necessary future cooperation between parties, used when ongoing limited interaction is needed

5. Tax Implications: Addressing any tax consequences of the cancellation, used when significant financial settlements are involved

6. Dispute Resolution: Specific procedures for resolving any disputes arising from the cancellation, used in complex terminations

1. Schedule 1 - Original Contract: Copy or details of the contract being cancelled

2. Schedule 2 - Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements, including calculations and payment terms

3. Schedule 3 - Property Inventory: List of items to be returned or transferred between parties

4. Schedule 4 - Outstanding Obligations: Comprehensive list of any remaining obligations and their resolution

5. Appendix A - Execution Formalities: Any specific requirements for execution under Philippine law, including notarization requirements if applicable