Common Benefit Fund Sample Clauses

Common Benefit Fund. Work performed and expenses incurred for the benefit of all CAE Claimants as defined more fully in the MDL Court’s Common Benefit Orders and the MN Court’s Common Benefit Orders shall be paid from the Common Benefit Fund. Payments are subject to procedures set in place by the MDL Court and/or the MN Court now or in the future. The Common Benefit Assessment as set forth in the MDL Court’s Orders and the MN Court’s Orders in place now or in the future shall be held back by the QSF Administrator on a per Registered Claimant’s basis with payments due to the Common Benefit Fund by QSF Administrator on a quarterly basis. QSF Administrator must provide proof of compliance to the Settlement Special Master, MDL Leadership Counsel, MN Leadership, the MN Court, and the MDL Court.
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Common Benefit Fund. Work performed and expenses incurred for the benefit of all claimants as defined more fully in the Revised Pretrial Order No. 13 (ECF 586) and Pretrial Order No. 24 shall be paid from the Common Benefit Fund, created by an assessment of the gross monetary recovery pursuant to those Orders. Payments are subject to procedures set in place by the MDL Court now or in the future. In connection with any payments to or for the benefit of Registered Claimants, the Settlement Administrator shall withhold and hold back on a per-Registered-Claimant basis the Common Benefit Assessment as set forth in the MDL Court’s Orders in place now or in the future implemented. The Settlement Administrator must provide proof of compliance to the PNC and the MDL Court.
Common Benefit Fund. (60% of the Attorney Fee Fund.)
Common Benefit Fund 

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