Common use of Verification of Purchase May Be Required Clause in Contracts

Verification of Purchase May Be Required. The Claim Form shall advise Settlement Class Members that while proof of purchase is not required to submit a Claim, should good cause exist to doubt the validity of the information provided on the Claim Form, the Settlement Administrator may request verification or more information regarding the purchase of Merchandise for the purpose of preventing fraud. If the Settlement Class Member does not timely comply or is unable to produce documents or additional information to substantiate the information on the Claim Form and the Claim is otherwise not approved, the Settlement Administrator may disqualify the Claim.

Verification of Purchase May Be Required. The Claim Form shall advise Settlement Class Members that while proof of purchase is not required to submit a Claim, should good cause exist to doubt the validity of the information provided on the Claim Form, the Settlement Administrator may has the right to request verification or more information regarding the purchase of Merchandise the Products for the purpose of preventing fraud. If the Settlement Class Member does not timely comply or is unable to produce documents or additional information to substantiate the information on the Claim Form and the Claim is otherwise not approved, the Settlement Administrator may disqualify the Claim. The Parties shall have the ability to review any Claim Forms rejected by the Settlement Administrator.

Verification of Purchase May Be Required. The Claim Form shall advise members of the Settlement Class Members that while proof Proof of purchase Purchase is not required to submit a Claim, should good cause exist to doubt the validity of the information provided on the Claim Formclaim, the Settlement Administrator may has the right to request verification or more information regarding the purchase of Merchandise the Products for the purpose of preventing fraud. If the Settlement Class Member does not timely comply or is unable to produce documents or additional information to substantiate the information on the Claim Form and the Claim is otherwise not approved, the Settlement Administrator may disqualify the Claim.