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1. Minimum Sales Requirements: Used when the licensor wants to ensure minimum sales volumes or revenue targets

2. Sublicensing Rights: Included when the licensee is permitted to sublicense the brand to third parties

3. Marketing and Promotion: Details specific marketing obligations when the agreement includes marketing commitments

4. E-commerce Rights: Specific provisions for online sales and digital use of the brand

5. Corporate Social Responsibility: Include when brand values include specific ethical or sustainability commitments

6. Territory Extension Options: Used when providing future rights to expand into additional territories

7. First Right of Refusal: Included when granting the licensee priority rights for additional products or territories

8. Change of Control: Special provisions triggered by ownership changes in either party

1. Schedule 1 - Licensed Marks: Detailed listing and images of all licensed trademarks, logos, and brand elements

2. Schedule 2 - Licensed Products/Services: Comprehensive list of products or services covered by the license

3. Schedule 3 - Quality Standards and Specifications: Detailed quality requirements, including manufacturing standards and approved materials

4. Schedule 4 - Brand Guidelines: Technical specifications for brand usage, including color codes, positioning, size requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Territory Definition: Detailed description of geographical territories covered by the license

6. Schedule 6 - Royalty Calculations: Detailed formulas and examples for calculating royalties

7. Schedule 7 - Approval Procedures: Step-by-step processes for obtaining licensor approvals

8. Appendix A - Reporting Templates: Standard forms for sales reports, royalty calculations, and other required reporting