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1. Survival Clauses: Identifies which provisions from the original contract will survive termination, used when certain obligations need to continue

2. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreement not to speak negatively about the other party, typically used in sensitive or commercial relationships

3. Tax Provisions: Handling of tax implications, needed when termination involves significant financial settlements

4. Dispute Resolution: Specific procedures for resolving any disputes about the termination, useful in complex contracts

5. Insurance and Indemnification: Continued coverage and responsibility for events occurring during the contract period, important for high-risk contracts

6. Transition Arrangements: Procedures for smooth transition of services or responsibilities, needed when continuous business operations must be maintained

7. Third Party Rights: Addressing any third party beneficiaries or affected parties, used when external stakeholders are involved

1. Schedule 1 - Outstanding Payments: Detailed list of any remaining financial obligations and payment schedules

2. Schedule 2 - Property Register: Inventory of items to be returned or transferred between parties

3. Schedule 3 - Completion Checklist: List of actions required to complete the termination process

4. Appendix A - Original Contract: Copy of the original contract being terminated

5. Appendix B - Settlement Calculations: Detailed calculations of any financial settlements or adjustments