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1. Guarantor Provisions: Required if the original lease had guarantors or new guarantors are being added

2. Property Modifications: Needed if any changes to the leased property or permitted use are being made concurrent with the novation

3. Tax Provisions: Required if there are specific tax implications or arrangements that need to be addressed

4. Registration Requirements: Necessary if the lease requires registration under Philippine property laws

5. Break Clause: Optional provision allowing early termination under specific circumstances

6. Insurance Provisions: Required if insurance arrangements are changing as part of the novation

1. Original Lease: Copy or summary of the original lease agreement being novated

2. Property Details: Detailed description of the leased property, including any plans or drawings

3. Outstanding Obligations: List of any outstanding obligations or payments under the original lease

4. Conditions Precedent: Any conditions that must be satisfied before the novation takes effect

5. Form of Notices: Templates for any required notices under Philippine law

6. Security Deposit Details: Information regarding handling of existing security deposits and any new arrangements