Claim Requirements Clause Samples
The Claim Requirements clause defines the specific steps and information a party must provide when making a claim under the contract. Typically, this includes details such as the nature of the claim, supporting documentation, and deadlines for submission. By setting clear procedural expectations, this clause ensures that claims are handled efficiently and transparently, reducing the risk of disputes or delays due to incomplete or improperly submitted claims.
Claim Requirements. The following requirements apply to Participating Settlement Class Members who submit a Claim:
a. Participating Settlement Class Members who submit a valid Claim must sign an attestation that they purchased Wipes from recalled lots. The attestation will state that Settlement Class Members will qualify as a purchaser of recalled lot(s) if they:
(1) received a notice from a retailer identifying them as a potential purchaser of recalled lots; (2) verified with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ that they purchased recalled lot(s); or (3) learned of the recall and discarded Wipes with a good faith belief that they purchased recalled lot(s).
b. Participating Settlement Class Members may file only one Claim per Household, and must choose between submitting a Claim with Proof of Purchase or a Claim without Proof of Purchase. If a Claim with Proof of Purchase is deemed insufficient by the Settlement Administrator because of inadequate proof or lack of documentation and is thereafter not corrected, the Settlement Administrator shall treat the claim as a Claim without Proof of Purchase.
c. Participating Settlement Class Members that choose to submit a Claim with Proof of Purchase may include multiple purchases in the Claim, so long as there is Proof of Purchase submitted for each purchase.
d. If a Participating Settlement Class Member was issued a refund card under the Recall and Refund Program and then activated the refund card, that Participating Settlement Class Member and anyone living in their Household is ineligible to submit a valid Claim under this Settlement Agreement unless they provide proof to the Settlement Administrator that they purchased Wipes for which they did not receive compensation through the Recall and Refund Program.
Claim Requirements. A maximum of one claim, submitted on a single Claim Form, may be submitted by each Settlement Class Member. To receive a Cash Award, each Settlement Class Member must include information in the Claim Form—completed online or in hard copy mailed to the Settlement Administrator—confirming under penalty of perjury the following: (i) the number and type of Class Product(s) purchased, and (ii) that the purchase or purchases were made within the applicable Class Period. Settlement Class Members who qualify may request a Cash Award from both the Shake Settlement Class and the Powder Settlement Class.
Claim Requirements. Any actions or claims against the Parties under this Agreement must be in accordance with, and are controlled by, the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act, Wyo. Stat. § 1-39-101, et seq., as amended and as it may apply.
Claim Requirements. In addition to the registration requirements set forth above in Section C(1), in order to make a claim under the Product Warranty, the Purchaser must: (i) actually deliver a completed Claim Card attached to this document and (ii) actually deliver a copy of the original purchase receipt to the address listed below within sixty (60) days after notice/identification of a defective Product. Failure to timely complete and deliver the Claim Card and the other necessary enclosures within sixty (60) days after notice/identification of a defective Product will void the Product Warranty. Warrantor agrees to replace, at its option, with either new or reconditioned materials, any defective Product within a reasonable period of time upon proper notification of a defective Product, the existence of such Product defect being in the sole discretion of Warrantor.
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Claim Requirements. In order to make a Perfected Claim, the Insured must provide the Company with the following:
(1) A properly completed Claim on a form furnished or approved by the Company requesting payment of the Loss;
(2) All information requested on such form, all documentation requested or reasonably necessary to complete such form, and all other information and/or documentation reasonably requested by the Company in connection with its review of the Claim;
(3) Evidence satisfactory to the Company that the Insured has Borrower’s Title to the Property, except where there has been an Approved Sale or the Company has elected to acquire the Property;
(4) If the Company elects to acquire the Property, evidence that the Insured has acquired and can convey Merchantable Title; and
(5) Access to the Property for purposes of determining its condition and value, if requested by the Company. 18 Master Policy | Condition Eleven
Claim Requirements a. Any submittal intended by the Contractor to be evaluated by Authority as a Claim shall be entitled “Claim” and sent to Authority by registered mail or certified mail with return receipt requested. The Contractor may present a Claim on behalf of a subcontractor or a lower tier subcontractor meeting the requirements of Section 9204(d)(5).
b. All Claims shall be submitted by the Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after the conclusion of the informal resolution process discussed above; however, this timeframe may be extended unilaterally by Authority in writing. Any Claim not submitted within the specified thirty (30) calendar days, or as otherwise authorized by Authority, shall be deemed untimely and waived.
c. All Claims shall include reasonable documentation in support, including a detailed factual statement that sets forth names, dates, and specific events that took place. In addition, supporting documents shall include a detailed analysis of a request for a time extension, if applicable, and a detailed breakdown of a request for additional compensation. A revised construction schedule shall also be included identifying the impact of the delays, including proposals to minimize any of the impacts.
d. Claims filed by the Contractor shall be in sufficient detail to enable the Authority to ascertain the basis and amount of said Claims. The Authority will consider and determine the Contractor's Claims, and it will be the responsibility of the Contractor to furnish within a reasonable time such further information and details as may be required by the Authority to determine the facts or contentions involved in its Claims. Failure to submit sufficient information and details will be cause for Authority to deny the Claim and/or find the Claim untimely and, therefore, waived. If the Claim is silent regarding entitlement to extra time, the Contractor shall be entitled to no extra time in connection with the Claim. If the Claim is silent regarding additional compensation, the Contractor shall be entitled to no additional compensation in connection with the Claim.
e. No Claims shall be filed later than the date of final payment.
f. All Claims and any amendments thereto shall include the fully executed certification set forth below. Any Claim submitted without a fully executed certification shall be rejected by Authority and returned to the Contractor. Under the penalty of law for perjury or falsification with specific reference to the California False Clai...
Claim Requirements. The MCV Services will be performed in accordance with the marketing Claim requirements and specifications established by Client and agreed upon by UL Contracting Party (“Claim Requirements”). The intention of MCV Services is for us to verify the accuracy of your Claim as it relates to your specific Product(s) in accordance with the Claim Requirements. .
Claim Requirements. Only Qualifying Class Members (or their representatives, attorneys in fact, or repre- sentatives of their estates) who submit a claim form within the time specified by the Court shall qualify to receive a payment from the Class Distribution Fund.
Claim Requirements. As a condition precedent to a Party pursuing a claim, such Party shall first file with the other Party a written claim setting forth its position, which must at least include the following: (i) a narrative of pertinent events; (ii) citation to relevant provisions of this Agreement; (iii) such Party’s theory and justification for entitlement; and (iv) requested resolution.