Adequacy of Notice. The Parties believe that compliance with the procedures described in this Article constitutes due and sufficient notice to Settlement Class Members of this Settlement and the Final Approval Hearing and satisfies the requirements of due process. Nothing else shall be required of the Parties, Settlement Class Counsel or Defendants’ Counsel to provide Class Notice of the Settlement and the Final Approval Hearing.
Adequacy of Notice. Except for the notice required by this Lease, Tenant hereby waives the benefit of any and all notices and demands which may be required by law (including, but not limited to, the Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951, as amended) in connection with the exercise of Landlord’s remedies as a result of any Event of Default. Tenant expressly acknowledges and agrees that the form, manner and time of issuing notice as set forth in this Lease is sufficient and acceptable notice.
Adequacy of Notice. The Court finds that the Amegy Settlement Class members have been given due and adequate notice of the Amegy Settlement and Class Counsel’s Fee Application and request for a Service Award for the Amegy Plaintiff, in the manner directed by this Court’s Preliminary Approval Order.
Adequacy of Notice. The Court finds that the Vectra Settlement Class members have been given due and adequate notice of the Vectra Settlement and Class Counsel’s Fee Application and request for a Service Award for the Vectra Plaintiff, in the manner directed by this Court’s Preliminary Approval Order.
Adequacy of Notice. The Court finds that the NBAZ Settlement Class members have been given due and adequate notice of the NBAZ Settlement and Class Counsel’s Fee Application and request for Service Awards for the NBAZ Plaintiffs, in the manner directed by this Court’s Preliminary Approval Order.
Adequacy of Notice. The Court-approved provision of notice as set forth herein by mailing, publication, and posting shall be and be deemed adequate and sufficient notice to all Class Members regardless of whether they are included on the Class List and regardless of whether they receive actual notice. All Class Members shall be bound by this Agreement, including but not limited to the releases set forth herein, unless they individually and timely submit an Opt-out Statement.
Adequacy of Notice. The Parties agree that the class notice described herein fairly informs the Class Members of the general nature of the litigation, the financial and other terms of the Agreement particularly significant for the Class Members, the general procedures for and consequences of making a claim and objecting to the Settlement Agreement, and for excluding themselves from the settlement, and of the date of the final fairness and approval hearing. Compliance with the procedures described herein shall constitute due and sufficient notice to Class Members of this proposed settlement for the final approval hearing, and shall satisfy the requirement of due process. Nothing else shall be required of the Parties, Class Counsel, Defense Counsel, or the Claims Administrator to provide notice of the proposed settlement and the final approval hearing other than as described herein. If any additional requirements for giving notice to the Class are imposed by the Court that increase the costs of notice by more than twenty percent (20%), Defendants shall have the option to terminate this Agreement, and if terminated, this Agreement shall be null and void and this settlement of no force and effect. Defendants shall give notice of such termination in writing to Class Counsel no later than fourteen (14) days after the day that such additional notice requirement is imposed.
Adequacy of Notice. The Court finds that the ZFNB Settlement Class members have been given due and adequate notice of the ZFNB Settlement and Class Counsel’s Fee Application and request for Service Awards for the ZFNB Plaintiffs, in the manner directed by this Court’s Preliminary Approval Order.
