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1. Earn-out Provisions: Used when part of the purchase price is contingent on future performance

2. Transitional Arrangements: Required when the seller needs to continue using the trademark for a period

3. Ongoing Litigation: Needed if there are pending disputes involving the trademark

4. Quality Control: Important when the seller has established quality standards that the purchaser must maintain

5. Licensed Back Rights: Used when the seller retains limited rights to use the trademark

6. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax arrangements if complex tax implications exist

7. Competition Compliance: Required when the transfer might have competition law implications

8. Employee/Customer Transfer: Needed if the trademark transfer affects employment or customer relationships

1. Schedule 1 - Trademark Details: Comprehensive list of trademarks being sold, including registration numbers and jurisdictions

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Licenses: Details of any existing licenses or permissions granted to third parties

3. Schedule 3 - Form of Assignment: Template assignment documents for trademark registry purposes

4. Schedule 4 - Registered Users: List of authorized users of the trademark to be transferred

5. Schedule 5 - Associated Rights: Details of associated goodwill, copyright, and other related rights

6. Schedule 6 - Completion Documents: List of documents required for completion

7. Appendix A - Brand Guidelines: If applicable, guidelines for trademark usage and brand standards