Identification of Eligible Claimants Sample Clauses
The Identification of Eligible Claimants clause defines who is entitled to make a claim under the agreement. It typically outlines the specific criteria or characteristics that a person or entity must meet to be considered eligible, such as being a direct party to the contract, a beneficiary, or someone who has suffered a particular type of loss. By clearly specifying who can bring a claim, this clause helps prevent disputes over standing and ensures that only appropriate parties are able to seek remedies under the contract.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. The parties have attempted to list each Eligible Claimant in one of two Exhibits: Exhibit E lists Phase One Eligible Claimants, and Exhibit F lists Phase Two Eligible Claimants. Each Eligible Claimant is either a Phase One Eligible Claimant or a Phase Two Eligible Claimant, but not both. Exhibits E and F are illustrative only. Whether an Eligible Claimant is a Phase One Eligible Claimant or a Phase Two Eligible Claimant shall be determined in accordance with Paragraph 2.24 and with this Settlement Agreement. The parties also have attempted to list certain Persons or entities that are not Eligible Claimants in four Exhibits: Exhibit G, described in Paragraph 5.1(A); Exhibit H, described in Paragraph 5.1(B); Exhibit I, described in Paragraph 5.1(C); and Exhibit J, described in Paragraph 5.1(D). Any Person or entity that has been erroneously listed in or omitted from any of these six Exhibits should promptly submit a notice of the error to the parties and (once appointed by the Court) to the Special Master, the Claims Administrator, and the Notice Administrator. Prior to the Court’s appointment of the Special Master, any such error may be corrected by mutual written agreement between the Interim Class Counsel and 3M’s Counsel. After the Court’s appointment of the Special Master, any such error may be corrected only by a written order from the Special Master. No such error may be corrected after Final Approval.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. The purpose of the identification requirements set forth in this Article is to identify and create an initial list of the Eligible Claimants.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. Section 2.1 The Settlement is intended to resolve all Released Claims of all Eligible Claimants. The purpose of the identification requirements set forth in this section is to identify and create an initial list of the Eligible Claimants.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. Within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date of this Agreement, HUD shall transmit a list of persons identified by HUD who shall be entitled to seek compensation hereunder (the “Eligible Claimants”) to Recipient PMI, who HUD has determined were denied for credit history or criminal records screening practices that may not have complied with 24 CFR part 1. HUD will provide the Eligible Claimants’ last known mailing address, and, where available, an alternative mailing address, telephone phone number, and email address for each Eligible Claimant.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. Within thirty (30) days after the selection date of the fund Administrator, HUD shall transmit to the Administrator a list of Eligible Claimants identified by HUD as within Class A or Class B and eligible for relief. HUD will provide the Eligible Claimants’ last known mailing address, and, where available, an alternative mailing address, telephone phone number, and email address for each Eligible Claimant. All Eligible Claimants will be entitled to be returned to the Subject Property’s waitlist by the time and date of the Eligible Claimant’s original application.
Identification of Eligible Claimants. 38 Each CAE Counsel shall take any and all reasonable steps necessary to identify all of the Eligible Claimants for which they are Primary Counsel, whether or not those claimants have a filed case. For the avoidance of doubt, an Eligible Claimant includes an individual represented by counsel who seeks to pursue CAE Claims regardless of whether the Eligible Claims have been filed and/or served in the MDL Court or the Minnesota Court, or any other court, or on the Administrative Docket, or have been tolled or have been dismissed without prejudice from any court.3 However, plaintiffs asserting CAE Claims that have been dismissed with prejudice prior to the Settlement Date are not Eligible Claimants. Pro Se Eligible Claimants who have filed CAE Claims, whether in the MDL Court, the Minnesota Court, or on the Administrative Docket, shall also submit the information set forth below concerning their own case by the Reference Date.