Deed Of Waiver And Release Template for United Arab Emirates

1. Confidentiality: Required when the waiver relates to confidential information or there's a need to keep the waiver terms confidential

2. Non-Admission of Liability: Optional clause stating that the waiver does not constitute admission of liability by any party

3. Survival: Specifies which provisions survive termination of the deed, used when certain obligations need to continue

4. Third Party Rights: Required when the waiver affects or benefits third parties not directly party to the deed

5. Severability: Optional clause ensuring remainder of deed remains valid if any part is found invalid

6. Notices: Include when ongoing obligations exist requiring formal communications between parties

1. Schedule 1 - Waived Rights: Detailed list of specific rights, claims, or interests being waived

2. Schedule 2 - Related Agreements: List of underlying agreements or documents relevant to the waiver

3. Schedule 3 - Released Parties: If applicable, comprehensive list of all parties being released, including related entities

4. Appendix A - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant supporting documents referenced in the deed

5. Appendix B - Form of Notice: Standard form for any notices required under the deed, if applicable