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1. Condition Precedents: Used when the transaction depends on specific conditions being met first, such as municipal approvals or financing arrangements

2. Foreign Ownership Provisions: Required when the buyer is non-Qatari, incorporating relevant provisions from Law No. 16 of 2018

3. Development Obligations: Included for undeveloped land or properties requiring specific development commitments

4. Tenant Rights: Required when the property is sold with existing tenants, incorporating provisions from Qatar's Leasing Law

5. Mortgage Provisions: Included when the property is being purchased with mortgage financing

6. Property Management: Used for properties within managed communities or compounds

7. Defect Liability: Important for new properties or those under warranty from previous construction

1. Property Description Schedule: Detailed technical description of the property, including floor plans and boundaries

2. Title Documents: Copies of current title deed and registration documents

3. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment installments and timing

4. Property Inspection Report: Technical assessment of property condition and any identified issues

5. Existing Tenancy Details: If applicable, details of current tenancy arrangements

6. Municipality Certificates: Relevant municipal clearances and certificates

7. Property Plans: Architectural plans and approved drawings

8. Service Agreements: Details of ongoing service contracts or utilities