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1. Improvements: Used when parties want to address rights to future improvements or modifications to the licensed technology

2. Sublicensing Rights: Include when licensee is permitted to sublicense the patent rights to third parties

3. Technology Transfer: Required when technical assistance or know-how transfer is part of the agreement

4. Quality Control: Important for agreements where the licensed patent is used in manufacturing products

5. Export Control: Necessary for international licenses involving controlled technologies

6. Cross-Licensing Provisions: Include when both parties are licensing patents to each other

7. Joint Development: Used when parties will collaborate on further development of the patented technology

8. Government Rights: Required if the patent was developed with government funding or has government interests

1. Schedule A - Licensed Patents: Detailed list of licensed patents including patent numbers, jurisdictions, and status

2. Schedule B - Technical Specifications: Technical details and specifications of the licensed technology

3. Schedule C - Royalty Calculations: Detailed methodology for calculating royalties and examples

4. Schedule D - Territory Definition: Detailed description of geographic territories covered by the license

5. Schedule E - Performance Milestones: Specific technical or commercial milestones to be achieved by the licensee

6. Appendix 1 - Form of Royalty Report: Template for periodic royalty reporting

7. Appendix 2 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements for licensed products or processes

8. Appendix 3 - Technology Transfer Plan: Detailed plan for any required technology transfer or training