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1. Future Developments: Used when there's potential for development of derivative works or improvements to the IP

2. Revenue Sharing: Include when there's ongoing revenue sharing arrangement rather than one-time payment

3. Quality Control: Necessary for trademark or brand-related IP transfers to maintain quality standards

4. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or know-how transfer is required

5. Geographic Restrictions: Used when IP rights are limited to specific territories

6. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when assignee is granted rights to sub-license the IP

7. Moral Rights: Particularly relevant for copyright works where author's moral rights need addressing

8. Competition Restrictions: Used when including non-compete or market restriction clauses

9. Insurance and Indemnity: Include when specific insurance requirements or enhanced indemnification is needed

1. Schedule A - IP Asset Register: Detailed listing and description of all IP assets being transferred

2. Schedule B - Registration Details: List of all registration numbers, dates, and jurisdictions for registered IP

3. Schedule C - Existing Licenses: Details of any existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

4. Schedule D - Technical Documentation: List of all technical documents, manuals, or specifications included in transfer

5. Schedule E - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and calculations if complex consideration structure

6. Appendix 1 - Due Diligence Report: Summary of IP due diligence findings and identified risks

7. Appendix 2 - Transfer Forms: Official IP transfer forms required for various registries

8. Appendix 3 - Historical Development: Documentation of IP development history and chain of title