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1. Confidentiality: Required when certain aspects of the IP or transaction need to remain confidential

2. Future Cooperation: Include when ongoing assistance or documentation may be needed from the releasing party

3. Moral Rights: Particularly relevant for copyright works where moral rights need to be specifically addressed

4. Technology Transfer Provisions: Required when the IP involves technical knowledge or know-how that needs to be transferred

5. Registration and Recordal: Include when the IP release needs to be recorded with government authorities

6. Survival Clauses: Important when certain obligations need to continue after the agreement ends

7. Tax Provisions: Required when there are significant tax implications in the IP transfer

1. Schedule A - Description of Intellectual Property: Detailed technical description, registration numbers, and other identifying information for the IP being released

2. Schedule B - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of consideration, payment schedule, and payment methods

3. Schedule C - Prior Licenses and Encumbrances: List of any existing licenses, permissions, or encumbrances affecting the IP

4. Schedule D - Required Consents: List of third-party consents or regulatory approvals required for the IP release

5. Appendix 1 - IP Registration Certificates: Copies of relevant IP registration certificates or documentation

6. Appendix 2 - Form of Assignment: Template for any formal assignment documents required for IP registries