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1. Inspection Rights: Used when buyer requires right to inspect goods before acceptance

2. Intellectual Property: Required when the sale involves IP rights or licenses

3. Confidentiality: Important when sensitive information is shared during the transaction

4. Insurance: Needed when specific insurance requirements apply to the goods

5. Export/Import Requirements: Required for international sales or restricted goods

6. Force Majeure: Protection against unforeseen circumstances preventing performance

7. Assignment: Used when transfer of rights needs to be restricted or permitted

8. Third Party Rights: Required when third parties may have rights under the contract

9. Change of Control: Important for long-term agreements where ownership changes may affect the contract

10. Halal Compliance: Required when dealing with food or other products requiring Halal certification

1. Schedule 1 - Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of the goods

2. Schedule 2 - Price List: Detailed breakdown of prices for multiple items or components

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Schedule: Timing and logistics for multiple deliveries or phases

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures

5. Schedule 5 - Warranty Terms: Detailed warranty conditions and claim procedures

6. Appendix A - Required Certificates: Copies of necessary certifications (e.g., Halal, safety)

7. Appendix B - Form of Notice: Template for formal notices between parties

8. Appendix C - Acceptance Protocol: Procedures for accepting delivered goods