continuing concern

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• buying a continuing business — If you buy a business as a going concern it means that as well as buying the assets of a business you assume responsibility for its continuing commitments from and to suppliers, customers, employees etc. and have the benefit of the revenue it… …   Law dictionary

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• going concern — A business in operation for the purpose for which it is organized, unhampered by insolvency or legal prohibitions. A corporation is a going business or establishment when it is still in good faith prosecuting its line of business, with the… …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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