Common use of Necessary Assets Clause in Contracts

Necessary Assets. The Assets include all rights and property necessary to the conduct of the Practice by the Buying Parties in the manner it is presently conducted by Seller and no property excluded from the Assets hereof constitutes property or rights material to the Practice.

Necessary Assets. The Assets include all rights and property necessary to the conduct of the Practice by the Buying Parties in the manner it is presently conducted by Seller and no property excluded from the Assets hereof constitutes property or rights material to the Practice; provided, however, that the parties acknowledge and agree that the Assets do not include real estate previously owned by Seller and leased by Vision 21 pursuant to the Lease Agreements.

Necessary Assets. The Assets include all rights and property necessary to the conduct of the Practice by the Buying Parties in the manner it is presently conducted by Seller and no property excluded from the Assets hereof constitutes property or rights material to the Practice.

Necessary Assets. The Assets include all rights and property necessary to the conduct of the Practice by the Buying Parties Buyer in the manner it is presently conducted by Seller and no property excluded from the Assets hereof constitutes property or rights material to the Practice.

Necessary Assets. The Assets include all rights and property necessary to the conduct of the Practice by the Buying Parties in the manner it is presently conducted by Seller and no property excluded from the Assets hereof hereunder constitutes property or rights material to the Practice.