Deadline to Submit Claim Forms Sample Clauses

Deadline to Submit Claim Forms. As set forth in the Consumer Settlement Benefits Plan, Settlement Class Members will have until ninety (90) calendar days from the Notice Date to submit their claim forms (“Claims Deadline”), which is adequate and sufficient time.
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Deadline to Submit Claim Forms. Class Members will have ninety (90) calendar 4 days from the Notice Date to submit their Claim Forms (“Claims Deadline”), which is due, 5 adequate, and sufficient time. By submitting a Claim, a person or entity shall be deemed to have 6 submitted to the jurisdiction of the Court with respect to his or her Claim and the subject matter 7 of the Settlement.

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