Common use of Decertification of the Settlement Class if Settlement Not Approved Clause in Contracts

Decertification of the Settlement Class if Settlement Not Approved. If: (1) the Court does not issue the Final Approval Order and Judgment; or (2) the Effective Date does not occur, the certification of the Settlement Class shall be void. In the event the Settlement Class is so decertified, Defendant reserves the right to contest class certification for all other purposes in the Action. Any orders preliminarily or finally approving the certification of any class contemplated by the Settlement shall be null, void, and vacated and shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity in support of claims or defenses or in support of or in opposition to a class certification motion. In addition, the fact that Defendant did not oppose certification of a class under the Settlement shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity, including and without limitation in a contested proceeding relating to class certification.

Decertification of the Settlement Class if Settlement Not Approved. If: (1) the Court does not issue the Preliminary Approval Order or Final Approval Order and Judgment; or (2) the Effective Date does not occur, the certification of the Settlement Class shall be void. In the event the Settlement Class is so decertified, Defendant reserves the right to contest class certification for all other purposes in the Actionpurposes. Any orders preliminarily or finally approving the certification of any class contemplated by the Settlement shall be null, void, and vacated vacated, and shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity in support of claims or defenses or in support of or in opposition to a class certification motion. In addition, the fact that Defendant did not oppose certification of a class under the Settlement shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity, including and without limitation in a contested proceeding relating to class certification.

Decertification of the Settlement Class if Settlement Not Approved. If: (1) the Court does not issue the Final Approval Order and Judgment; or (2) the Effective Date does not occur, the certification of the Settlement Class shall be void. In the event the Settlement Class is so decertified, Defendant DOL reserves the right to contest class certification for all other purposes in the Action. Any orders preliminarily or finally approving the certification of any class contemplated by the Settlement shall be null, void, and vacated and shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity in support of claims or defenses or in support of or in opposition to a class certification motion. In addition, the fact that Defendant DOL did not oppose certification of a class under the Settlement shall not be used or cited thereafter by any person or entity, including and without limitation in a contested proceeding relating to class certification.