Common use of Contractor Remains Legally Responsible Clause in Contracts

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract. However, no subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c)).

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract, except as limited in this Section. However, no subcontract Subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s 's legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c))nor for oversight of any functions or responsibilities it delegates to any Subcontractor.

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract. However, no subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c)).

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract. However, no subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c) & 438.230(a)).

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract. However, no subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s 's legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c) & 438.230(a)).

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract, except as limited in this Section. However, no subcontract Subcontract shall terminate the Contractor’s 's legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c))nor for oversight of any functions and/or responsibilities it delegates to any Subcontractor.

Contractor Remains Legally Responsible. Subcontracts, as defined herein, may be used by the Contractor for the provision of any service under this Contract, except as limited in Section 9.5. However, no subcontract shall Subcontractor may terminate the Contractor’s 's legal responsibility to HCA or DSHS for any work performed under this Contract (42 CFR 434.6 (c))nor for oversight of any functions and/or responsibilities it delegates to any Subcontractor.