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1. Conditions Precedent: Used when certain conditions must be met before completion, though these should be minimal in an absolute sale

2. Due Diligence: Include when the purchaser requires a period to verify the condition or status of the purchase subject

3. Representations: Additional representations beyond standard warranties, used for complex assets

4. Intellectual Property: Include when the sale involves assets with associated intellectual property rights

5. Confidentiality: Used when sensitive information is exchanged during the transaction

6. Force Majeure: Though less common in absolute sales, may be included for pre-completion obligations

7. Assignment: Include when either party may need to transfer their rights or obligations

8. Notices: Detailed notice provisions for formal communications between parties

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Sale Item/Property: Detailed description of the subject matter of the sale, including specifications or property details

2. Schedule 2 - Purchase Price and Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of the purchase price and payment schedule if applicable

3. Schedule 3 - Completion Requirements: List of documents and actions required for completion

4. Schedule 4 - Form of Transfer: Template or form of transfer document required for the sale

5. Appendix A - Due Diligence Documents: List of documents provided for due diligence (if applicable)

6. Appendix B - Encumbrances: Details of any existing encumbrances and how they will be discharged