Phase I Notice Sample Clauses
Phase I Notice. Upon execution of this Settlement Agreement, Class Counsel shall seek Court approval of the Phase I Notice attached hereto as Schedule “B”, in the manner provided in the Notice Plan at Schedule “A”, and shall implement the Phase I Notice using the forms of Notice approved by the Court. The Notice shall include, among other information: a description of the material terms of this Settlement; a date by which Settlement Class Members may object to this Settlement; the date upon which the Approval Hearing shall occur; and the address of the website at which Settlement Class Members may access this Settlement and other related documents and information.
Phase I Notice. Contractor shall give Owner and the Owner Engineer at least 10 Business Days’ advance Notice of the date on which Contractor intends to commence the initial Phase I Performance Tests to determine Phase I Substantial Completion. Thereafter, Contractor shall give Owner and the Owner Engineer at least 5 Business Days’ advance Notice of all subsequent Phase I Performance Tests, unless a shorter notice period is agreed to in advance and in writing by Owner. Contractor shall notify Owner and the Owner Engineer of such Phase I Performance Tests so that they may be present or represented to witness and monitor all aspects of such tests.
Phase I Notice. On or before the date set by the Court, Canada shall make a request that the Phase I Notice or a link to the Notice shall be posted in the following locations:
Phase I Notice. 6. Within 20 calendar days of receiving the Notice List from the Defendants the Settlement Administrator will implement the Phase I Notice Plan, including sending the Phase I Notice by email to the email addresses recorded on the Notice List.
7. Within 10 calendar days after completing the above, the Settlement Administrator will notify the Parties of email addresses which were undeliverable (the “Undeliverable List”).
8. The Parties will work with the Settlement Administrator to update the email addresses on the Undeliverable List in the following manner:
(a) Within 45 calendar days after notification under section 7 above:
(i) Class Counsel will review their Class Contact List to confirm whether an updated email address or mailing address is available for any Class Member on the Undeliverable List. Class Counsel will provide any such updated contact information to the Settlement Administrator; and
(ii) The Defendants will review their customer database to confirm whether an updated email address or mailing address is reasonably available for any Class Member on the Undeliverable List. The Defendants will provide any such updated contact information to the Settlement Administrator.
(b) Within 5 calendar days after receipt of any updated contact information under section 8(a), the Settlement Administrator will send by email or standard mail, as applicable, the material in section 6 to Class Members on the Undeliverable List for whom updated contact information was identified; and
(c) Within 5 calendar days after completing section 8(b), if there are any additional undeliverable addresses, Class Counsel and the Defendants will confer and attempt to agree on a reasonable solution.
9. After implementation of the Phase I Notice Plan, the Settlement Administrator will record any updated contact information provided by a Class Member who contacts the Settlement Administrator if the Class Member:
(a) Directly received the Phase I Notice; or
(b) Learned of the Phase I Notice without having received it (e.g., through a means of indirect notice), and is subsequently confirmed to be a Class Member by the Settlement Administrator following its standard authentication protocol.
10. For the purposes of implementing the Phase II Notice Plan, the Settlement Administrator will continue to update the email addresses on the Notice List as a result of information obtained through the processes set out in sections 8-9 up to the time of implementation of the Phase II Notice Pla...
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