Decision to Transfer Clause Samples
The "Decision to Transfer" clause establishes the conditions and procedures under which one party may transfer its rights or obligations under the agreement to another party. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to initiate a transfer, any required approvals (such as written consent from the other party), and any limitations or restrictions on such transfers. For example, it may specify that transfers are only permitted with prior notice or under certain circumstances, such as a merger or sale of business assets. The core function of this clause is to provide clarity and control over changes in contractual relationships, preventing unwanted or unauthorized assignments and ensuring all parties are aware of and agree to any changes in who is responsible under the contract.
Decision to Transfer. Each party may determine at its discretion whether or not to agree to the transfer requested by the other Party.
Decision to Transfer. Messiah Village may transfer Resident from and between the Residence and Nursing Care or Personal Care or any other appropriate care facility if it determines that such a move should be made because of the health and safety of the Resident, for the proper operation of Messiah Village, or to comply with regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, the Pennsylvania Department of Health, local regulations of the Fire Department, or any duly constituted authorities or agencies, or otherwise to meet the requirements of law. If Resident is transferred permanently to the Nursing or Personal Care facilities, or to any other appropriate care facility, Messiah Village may declare Resident’s Residence vacant and terminate this Agreement. Messiah Village’s decision regarding the temporary or permanent nature of any transfer may be made at any time deemed appropriate by Messiah Village. The decision as to whether a transfer shall be deemed temporary or permanent shall be made by Messiah Village following consultation with Resident and Resident’s family, and if requested and paid by Resident, Resident’s physician pursuant to the Messiah Village Transfer Guideline Policy (see Attachment A).
Decision to Transfer. Messiah Village may transfer Resident from and between the Residence and Nursing Care or Personal Care or any other appropriate care facility if it determines that such a move should be made because the Resident no longer satisfies the Conditions of Occupancy, or for the health and safety of the Resident, for the proper operation of Messiah Village, or to comply with regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, the Pennsylvania Department of Health, local regulations of the Fire Department, or any duly constituted authorities or agencies, or otherwise to meet the requirements of law. If Resident is transferred permanently to the Nursing or Personal Care facilities, or to any other appropriate care facility, Messiah Village may declare Resident’s Residence vacant and terminate this Agreement. Messiah Village’s decision regarding the temporary or permanent nature of any transfer may be made at any time deemed appropriate by Messiah Village. The decision as to whether a transfer shall be deemed temporary or permanent shall be made by Messiah Village following consultation with Resident and Resident’s family, and if requested and paid by Resident, Resident’s physician pursuant to the Messiah Village Transfer Guideline Policy (see Attachment A).