Irrevocable Deed Template for United Arab Emirates

1. Power of Attorney: Required if any party is acting through an attorney or representative

2. Conditions Precedent: Include if the deed's effectiveness is subject to certain conditions being met

3. Registration Requirements: Required if the deed relates to property or assets requiring registration

4. Tax Provisions: Include if there are specific tax implications or requirements

5. Succession Provisions: Required if the deed needs to address inheritance or succession matters

6. Islamic Law Compliance: Required if specific Sharia law principles need to be addressed

7. Third Party Rights: Include if the deed affects or creates rights for third parties

8. Severability: Optional clause addressing the validity of remaining provisions if parts are found invalid

1. Asset Schedule: Detailed description and/or listing of all assets covered by the deed

2. Title Documents: Copies or details of relevant title documents or ownership proof

3. Powers of Attorney: Copies of any relevant powers of attorney or authorization documents

4. Property Details: If property-related, detailed property information including plans and title details

5. Relevant Agreements: Copies of any referenced agreements or documents

6. Required Consents: Copies of any third-party or regulatory consents required

7. Authentication Documents: Notarial or other authentication certificates required under UAE law