Asset Purchase Agreement (North Carolina Home Health)
An asset purchase agreement for the sale of a North Carolina home health agency business by a public health department to a purchaser. A public body selling a home health division and the company taking it over would use it. It refers to a North Carolina statute, transfers client records under a custodian arrangement, and mentions Medicare and Medicaid provider numbers.
Category
Purchase Agreements
Jurisdiction
US - General
What's included
- Termination
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Is this Asset Purchase Agreement (North Carolina Home Health) legally binding?
Yes — once properly completed, signed by the parties, and (where applicable) witnessed, this asset purchase agreement (north carolina home health) is intended to be an enforceable agreement. It is provided for information only and is not legal advice.
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