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1. Outstanding Obligations: Used when there are specific arrangements regarding any outstanding rent, utilities, or other payments due under the existing tenancy

2. Condition of Property: Include when there needs to be a formal acknowledgment of the property's condition at the time of transfer

3. Costs: Include when there is a need to specify how stamp duty and legal costs will be allocated between the parties

4. Guarantor: Required when the original tenancy had a guarantor or when the incoming tenant is providing a new guarantor

5. Assignment of Contracts: Include when there are additional contracts (e.g., utility agreements, maintenance contracts) that need to be transferred

6. Break Clause: Include if the parties wish to modify or clarify any existing break clause provisions

7. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the terms of the novation confidential

1. Schedule 1 - Original Tenancy Agreement: Copy of the existing tenancy agreement being novated

2. Schedule 2 - Property Details: Detailed description of the property including any fixtures and fittings

3. Schedule 3 - Outstanding Payments: List of any outstanding rent, utilities, or other payments and their status

4. Schedule 4 - Inventory: Current inventory list of furnishings and equipment if applicable

5. Appendix A - Consent Documents: Any required third-party consent documents (e.g., mortgagee consent)

6. Appendix B - Property Inspection Report: Current condition report of the property at the time of novation