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1. Non-Compete Provisions: Additional restrictions on competition, used when broader protection is needed beyond basic exclusivity

2. Performance Requirements: Specific targets or minimum performance standards that must be met to maintain exclusivity

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Provisions regarding the use and protection of IP, needed when the exclusive relationship involves branded products or proprietary information

4. Confidentiality: Provisions for protecting confidential information, used when sensitive business information will be shared

5. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term exclusive arrangements

6. Assignment and Sub-contracting: Rules about transferring rights or obligations, needed when flexibility in business structure might be required

7. Dispute Resolution: Detailed procedures for resolving disputes, including potential mediation or arbitration provisions

8. Insurance and Indemnity: Requirements for insurance coverage and indemnification obligations, used in higher-risk arrangements

1. Schedule 1: Products or Services: Detailed list of products or services covered by the exclusivity agreement

2. Schedule 2: Territory Definition: Detailed description or map of the geographic territory covered by the exclusivity

3. Schedule 3: Performance Metrics: Specific performance indicators or targets, if applicable

4. Schedule 4: Fee Schedule: Details of any fees, royalties, or financial arrangements related to the exclusivity

5. Appendix A: Contact Details: Key contact persons and their details for both parties