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1. Non-Competition: Additional restrictions on competitive activities, used when broader protection is needed beyond exclusivity

2. Minimum Purchase Requirements: Included when the agreement requires specific purchase volumes or commitments

3. Marketing and Promotion: Required when parties need to specify marketing obligations and brand usage

4. Quality Control: Important for agreements involving products or services with specific quality standards

5. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when the exclusive relationship involves use of patents, trademarks, or other IP

6. Force Majeure: Added when parties want specific provisions for handling unforeseen circumstances

7. Dispute Resolution: Detailed alternative dispute resolution procedures, used for high-value or complex relationships

8. Assignment and Subcontracting: Important when parties need flexibility to transfer rights or involve third parties

9. Insurance Requirements: Included when specific insurance coverage is necessary for the relationship

10. Compliance with Laws: Added for heavily regulated industries or when specific regulatory compliance is crucial

1. Schedule 1 - Products/Services: Detailed list of products or services covered by the exclusivity arrangement

2. Schedule 2 - Territory: Detailed description of geographical areas covered by the exclusivity

3. Schedule 3 - Performance Metrics: Specific KPIs, targets, or minimum performance requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Fee Structure: Pricing, commission rates, or other financial terms if applicable

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Specifications: Product specifications or service standards if relevant

6. Appendix A - Approved Sub-contractors: List of pre-approved sub-contractors if permitted

7. Appendix B - Reporting Requirements: Templates and schedules for required performance reporting