1. Lease Assignment: Required if the practice premises are leased and the lease is being transferred

2. Insurance and Liability: Special provisions for ongoing insurance coverage and historical liability

3. Third-Party Contracts: Required if there are significant contracts with medical suppliers or service providers to be transferred

4. Intellectual Property: Required if the practice has specific IP assets like specialized medical procedures or branding

5. Bank Financing: Required if the purchase involves external financing arrangements

6. Partnership Provisions: Required if the seller will remain involved in a reduced capacity

7. Equipment Leases: Required if medical equipment is under lease rather than owned

8. Training and Support: Optional provisions for extended training or support from seller

1. Asset Inventory: Detailed list of all physical assets and medical equipment included in the sale

2. Property Details: Information about the practice premises and any related property rights

3. Employee Information: List of employees and their contract details

4. Financial Statements: Recent financial information and performance metrics of the practice

5. Contract List: Schedule of all third-party contracts being transferred

6. Insurance Policies: Details of existing insurance coverage and claims history

7. Patient Database Information: Structure and format of patient records (without actual patient data)

8. Transition Plan: Detailed protocol for practice handover and patient communication

9. Required Licenses: List of medical licenses and permits required for practice operation

10. Price Calculation: Detailed breakdown of purchase price components and adjustments