Sentence examples for assumed liabilities from inspiring English sources

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inherited liabilities

The phrase "assumed liabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or financial contexts to refer to obligations or debts that one party takes on from another, often in the context of a business transaction or acquisition.
Example: "In the merger agreement, Company A agreed to take on the assumed liabilities of Company B, including outstanding debts and pending lawsuits."
Alternatives: "acquired liabilities" or "taken-on obligations".

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Save Mart will pay $41 million, including $14 million in assumed liabilities, for six Richmar locations.

The New York Times

Performance Food, a wholesaler, said it will pay $290 million in cash and assumed liabilities.

The New York Times

The total value of the sale was $1.4 million plus certain assumed liabilities.

The New York Times

The purchase price includes assumed liabilities, said Jennifer Meyer, a spokeswoman for WebMD, based in Elmwood Park, N.J.

The New York Times

Washington Group bought the unit, Raytheon Engineers and Constructors, for $53 million in cash in July, and assumed liabilities of $450 million.

The New York Times

Onex and Oaktree also agreed on Wednesday to buy GC Companies, the parent of General Cinemas, for $36.6 million in cash and $114 million in assumed liabilities.

The New York Times

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It assumed liability for some asbestos claims when it bought Dresser Industries for $6.2 billion in stock and assumed debt in 1998.

The New York Times

The Department of Veterans Affairs shall submit to a veteran a notice that the Department of Veterans Affairs has assumed liability for part or all of a veteran's medical debt.

Cornell University

"He hasn't even assumed liability for the accident".

BBC

Shaw said it would also assume liabilities of about $450 million.

The New York Times

After the sale closed, Washington Group learned it was assuming liabilities of almost $650 million.

The New York Times

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