Defective Submissions. If a Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is defective as 19 to the requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the 21 business days of receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her 22 submission is defective and that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion 23 valid. The Class Member will have until the later of (i) the Response Deadline or (ii) fifteen (15) 24 calendar days from the date of the cure letter to postmark a revised Request for Exclusion. If the 25 revised Request for Exclusion is not postmarked within that period, it will be deemed untimely.
Defective Submissions. If a Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is defective as 4 to the requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the 6 business days of receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her 7 submission is defective and that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion 8 valid. The Class Member will have until the later of (a) the Response Deadline or (b) fifteen (15) 9 calendar days from the date of the cure letter, whichever date is later, to postmark or fax a revised 10 Request for Exclusion.
Defective Submissions. If a Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is defective as to the 13 requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the defect(s). The 14 Settlement Administrator will mail the Class Member a cure letter within three (3) business days of 15 receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her submission is defective and 16 that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion valid. The Class Member will have 17 until: (i) the Response Deadline; or (ii) fifteen (15) calendar days from the postmark date of the cure letter,
Defective Submissions. If a Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is defective as to the 3 requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the defect(s). The Claims 4 Administrator will email or mail the Class Member a cure letter within three (3) business days of receiving the 5 defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her submission is defective and that the defect must 6 be cured to render the Request for Exclusion valid. The Class Member will have until the later of (a) the 7 Response Deadline or (b) fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of the cure letter, whichever date is later, to 8 email, postmark, or fax a revised Request for Exclusion. If a Class Member responds to a cure letter by filing 9 a defective claim, then the Claims Administrator will have no further obligation to give notice of a need to cure. 10 If the revised Request for Exclusion is not emailed, postmarked, or received by fax within that period, it will be 11 deemed untimely.
Defective Submissions. If a Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is defective as to the requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the defect(s). The Settlement Administrator will mail the Class Member a cure letter within three (3) business days of receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her submission is defective and that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion valid. The Class Member will have until the later of
Defective Submissions. If a Hose Plaintiff’s Request for Exclusion is defective as to the requirements listed herein, that individual will be given an opportunity to cure the defect(s). The Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the individual by telephone and send the individual a cure letter by mail and email within three (3) business days of receiving the defective submission to advise the individual that his or her submission is defective and that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion valid. The Hose Plaintiff will have until (i) the Exclusion Deadline or (ii) fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of the cure letter, whichever date is later, to postmark a revised Request for Exclusion. If the revised Request for Exclusion is not postmarked within that period, it will be deemed untimely.
Defective Submissions. If a Settlement Class Member’s Request for Exclusion is 26 defective as to the requirements listed herein, that Settlement Class Member will be given an 27 opportunity to cure the defect(s). The Settlement Administrator will mail the Settlement Class Member
Defective Submissions. If a request for exclusion is defective, the Settlement Administrator will mail the Class Member a cure letter within three (3) calendar days of receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member the defect must be cured to render the request for exclusion valid. The Class Member will have fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of the cure letter to fax or postmark a revised request for exclusion.
Defective Submissions to the requirements listed herein, that Class Member will be given an opportunity to cure the defect(s). The Settlement Administrator will mail the Class Member a cure letter within three (3) business days of receiving the defective submission to advise the Class Member that his or her submission is defective and that the defect must be cured to render the Request for Exclusion valid. The Class Member will have until the later of (a) the Response Deadline or (b) fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of the cure letter, whichever date is later, to postmark a revised Request for Exclusion. If a Class Member responds to a cure letter by filing a defective claim, then the Settlement Administrator will have no further obligation to give notice of a need to cure. If the revised Request for Exclusion is not postmarked within that period, it will be deemed untimely.
