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1. Third Party Rights: Required when there are third parties affected by the cancellation, such as guarantors or beneficiaries

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to maintain confidentiality about the cancellation or original agreement terms

3. Tax Implications: Required when there are significant tax consequences of the cancellation that need to be addressed

4. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify particular dispute resolution mechanisms for any issues arising from the cancellation

5. Insurance: Required when there are insurance policies or claims that need to be addressed as part of the cancellation

6. Intellectual Property: Include when the original agreement involved IP rights that need to be specifically addressed in the cancellation

7. Employee/Personnel Matters: Required when the cancellation affects employment relationships or personnel arrangements

1. Schedule of Assets: Detailed list of any assets or goods to be returned or redistributed

2. Payment Reconciliation: Detailed breakdown of all payments made and to be refunded or retained

3. Timeline for Actions: Schedule of dates and deadlines for various actions required under the cancellation agreement

4. Original Agreement: Copy of the original sale agreement being cancelled

5. Handover Protocol: Detailed procedures for the return or handover of goods, documentation, or other items