TERMINATION, CONDITIONS OF SETTLEMENT, AND EFFECT OF DISAPPROVAL, CANCELLATION, OR TERMINATION. 10.1. The Parties are obligated to attempt, in good faith, to cure any disagreements or issues with respect to this Settlement Agreement in the event of any events listed in § 10.2 below, including but not limited to Court ordered modifications to the Settlement. 10.2. This Settlement Agreement shall automatically terminate, and thereupon become null and void, in the following circumstances: 10.2.1 (1) Either the Independent Fiduciary does not approve the Settlement Agreement for any reason whatsoever, or the Plan Administrator reasonably concludes that the Independent Fiduciary’s approval does not include the determinations necessary to satisfy PTE 2003-39; and (2) the Parties do not mutually agree either to modify the terms of this Settlement Agreement to facilitate an approval by the Independent Fiduciary or the Independent Fiduciary’s determinations required by PTE 2003-39, or to proceed with implementation of the Settlement Agreement without approval by the Independent Fiduciary.
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