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1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance arrangements need to be maintained by either party

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when the goods involve patents, trademarks, or other IP rights

3. Confidentiality: Important when sensitive information will be exchanged during the transaction

4. Force Majeure: Recommended for long-term supply arrangements or when dealing with manufacturing/supply chain risks

5. Import/Export Provisions: Required for international sales involving customs and trade regulations

6. Quality Control: Important for manufactured goods or where specific standards must be met

7. Return and Refund Policy: Needed for retail sales or when dealing with defective goods scenarios

1. Schedule 1 - Specification of Goods: Detailed technical specifications, quantities, and descriptions of the goods

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Structure: Detailed breakdown of prices, including any volume discounts or price adjustment mechanisms

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Schedule: Detailed delivery timelines and locations, especially for multiple deliveries

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

5. Schedule 5 - Warranty Terms: Detailed warranty terms, claim procedures, and exclusions

6. Appendix A - Form of Acceptance Certificate: Template for documenting acceptance of delivered goods

7. Appendix B - Technical Documentation: Reference documents, manuals, or certificates related to the goods