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1. Corporate Authority: Required when the guarantor is a corporation, including board resolutions and corporate authorizations

2. Joint and Several Liability: Used when there are multiple guarantors who will be jointly and severally liable

3. Financial Reporting Requirements: Optional provisions requiring guarantor to provide periodic financial statements or reports

4. Security Provisions: If the guaranty is secured by specific assets or collateral

5. Limitation of Liability: When the guaranty is capped at a specific amount or percentage of the lease obligations

6. Assignment and Transfer: Provisions regarding the ability to assign or transfer the guaranty rights

7. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Optional provisions for mediation or arbitration before court proceedings

1. Schedule A - Main Lease Agreement: Copy or key terms of the main lease agreement being guaranteed

2. Schedule B - Guaranteed Obligations: Detailed breakdown of the specific obligations covered by the guaranty

3. Schedule C - Property Details: Description and details of the leased property

4. Schedule D - Corporate Documents: If applicable, corporate resolutions, certificates, and other corporate documents of the guarantor

5. Schedule E - Financial Statements: If required, current financial statements or proof of financial capacity of the guarantor

6. Appendix 1 - Notice Requirements: Specific procedures and addresses for serving notices under the guaranty

7. Appendix 2 - Execution Requirements: Requirements for proper execution including notarization and witness requirements under Philippine law