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1. Third Party Consents: Required when the IP transfer needs approval from regulatory bodies or other third parties

2. Transitional Services: Used when seller needs to provide temporary support post-completion

3. Employee and Contractor Assignments: Needed when dealing with IP created by employees or contractors requiring specific assignments

4. International Registration: Required for IP registered in multiple jurisdictions

5. Moral Rights: Relevant for copyright works where moral rights need to be addressed

6. Non-Competition: Used when restrictions on seller's future activities are required

7. Know-How Transfer: Relevant when practical knowledge transfer is part of the sale

8. Existing Licenses: Required when dealing with previously licensed IP rights

1. Schedule 1 - IP Assets: Detailed listing and description of all IP assets being transferred, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Registered Rights: Specific details of registered IP rights, including registration dates and jurisdictions

3. Schedule 3 - Unregistered Rights: Details of unregistered IP rights, including trade secrets and know-how

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Licenses and Encumbrances: List of all existing licenses, permissions, and encumbrances affecting the IP

5. Schedule 5 - Transfer Documents: Forms and documents required for recording the transfer at relevant IP offices

6. Schedule 6 - Completion Requirements: Detailed list of actions and documents required for completion

7. Appendix A - Power of Attorney: Format of power of attorney for executing transfer documents

8. Appendix B - Technical Documentation: List of technical documents to be transferred with the IP