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1. Outstanding Obligations: Section detailing any remaining obligations or payments that need to be settled, used when there are unresolved matters

2. Dispute Reference: Reference to any existing disputes or breaches, included when revocation is due to contract breach

3. Return of Property: Instructions regarding return of any property or confidential information, used when physical items or documents need to be returned

4. Preservation of Rights: Statement preserving certain rights or claims, included when parties wish to maintain specific rights post-revocation

5. Transition Arrangements: Details of any transitional period or handover requirements, used when immediate termination isn't practical

1. Original Contract: Copy of the original contract being revoked

2. Evidence of Breach: Documentation of contract breaches or circumstances justifying revocation, if applicable

3. Notice History: Copies of previous notices or correspondence related to the revocation

4. Outstanding Accounts: Statement of any outstanding financial matters or accounts between parties

5. Power of Attorney: If the letter is signed by a representative, documentation proving authority to act