ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES. 14 The Parties acknowledge that, pursuant to Health & Safety Code §25249.7, a noticed 15 motion is required to obtain judicial approval of this Consent Judgment, and that Xxxxx and her 16 counsel will prepare and file such motion within a reasonable time after the full execution of this 17 Agreement. In furtherance of obtaining such approval, Xxxxx and XXXXXX, and their 18 respective counsel, agree to mutually employ their best efforts to support the entry of this 19 Agreement as a Consent Judgment and obtain approval of the Agreement - sufficient for the 20 Court to render an order approving this agreement in a timely manner. Any effort by
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ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES. The Parties shall cooperate diligently and in good faith to obtain any required federal, state or local agency or court approval of the Agreement. Armadillos shall have no additional responsibility to Xxxxxx counsel pursuant to C.C.P. § 1021.5 or otherwise with regard to reimbursement of any fees and costs incurred with respect to the submittal of any required documentation to the Attorney General’s Office.
ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES. 20 The Parties shall mutually employ their best efforts to support the entry of this Agreement 21 as a Consent Judgment and obtain approval of the Consent Judgment by the Court in a timely 23 motion is required to obtain judicial approval of this Consent Judgment. Accordingly, the Parties 24 agree to file a Joint Motion to Approve the Agreement (“Joint Motion”), the first draft of which 25 Defendant’s counsel shall prepare, within a reasonable period of time after the Execution Date 26 (i.e., not to exceed thirty (30) days unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties’ counsel based on 27 unanticipated circumstances). Plaintiff’s counsel shall prepare a declaration in support of the 28 Joint Motion which shall, inter alia, set forth support for the fees and costs to be reimbursed 1 pursuant to Section 4. Defendant shall have no additional responsibility to Plaintiff’s counsel 2 pursuant to C.C.P. §1021.5 or otherwise with regard to reimbursement of any fees and costs 3 incurred with respect to the preparation and filing of the Joint Motion and its supporting 4 declaration or with regard to Plaintiff’s counsel appearing for a hearing or related proceedings 5 thereon.
ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES. The Parties agree to mutually employ their best efforts to support the entry of this Agreement and obtain approval of the Proposed Consent Judgment by the Court in a timely manner. The Parties acknowledge that, pursuant to California Health & Safety Code §25249.7, a noticed motion is required to obtain judicial approval of this Consent Judgment. Accordingly, the Parties agree to file a Motion to Approve the Agreement (“Motion”). Defendants shall have no additional responsibility to counsel for EWW or CAG or to Yeroushalmi & Associates pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure §1021.5 or otherwise with regard to reimbursement of any fees and costs incurred with respect to the preparation and filing of the Motion or with regard to counsel appearing for a hearing thereon.
ADDITIONAL POST EXECUTION ACTIVITIES. 11 Xxxxxx and Busch agree to mutually employ their best efforts to support the entry of this 12 Agreement as a Consent Judgment and obtain approval of the Consent Judgment by the Court in a 13 timely manner. The Parties acknowledge that, pursuant to Health & Safety Code § 25249.7, a 14 noticed motion is required to obtain judicial approval of this Consent Judgment. Accordingly, the 15 Parties agree to file a Joint Motion to Approve the Agreement ("Joint Motion"), within a 16 reasonable period of time after the Execution Date (i.e., not to exceed thirty (30) days unless 17 otherwise agreed to by the Parties' counsel based on unanticipated circumstances). Busch shall 18 have no additional responsibility to Plaintiff's counsel pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure § 19 1021.5 or otherwise with regard to reimbursement of any fees and costs incurred with respect to 20 the preparation and filing of the Joint Motion and its supporting declaration or with regard to 21 Plaintiff's counsel appearing for a hearing thereon.

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