Costs of Disseminating Notice Sample Clauses

Costs of Disseminating Notice. ‌ The costs of disseminating each Notice shall be paid from the Settlement Amount, regardless of whether the Settlement is approved by the Courts or the Settlement Agreement is terminated.
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Costs of Disseminating Notice. Subject to section 6.3, the costs of disseminating the Notices to the Class shall be paid from the Settlement Fund, regardless of whether the Settlement is approved by the Court, or whether the Settlement Agreement is terminated. The Defendant will advance reasonable funds to Class Counsel for the purpose of disseminating the Notice of Hearing (the “Notice Amount”). The Settlement Funds actually advanced by the Defendant will be reduced by the Notice Amount.
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Costs of Disseminating Notice. The costs of disseminating each Notice shall be paid by Defendant from the Administration Expenses, regardless of whether the Settlement is approved by the Court or the Settlement Agreement is terminated. The Plaintiff, the Class and the Class Counsel are not liable to pay for such costs.
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Costs of Disseminating Notice. The costs of disseminating each Notice shall be paid by Nissan from the Total Settlement Maximum, regardless of whether the Settlement is approved by the Court or the Settlement Agreement is terminated. The Plaintiff, the Class and the Class Counsel are not liable to pay for such costs.
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