Common use of Defendant’s Option to Terminate Clause in Contracts

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five percent (5%) of the Class Members submit Exclusion Forms, Defendant, at its sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five ten percent (510%) of the Class Members submit Exclusion Forms, Defendant, at its sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five ten percent (510%) of the Class Members submit valid Exclusion Forms, Defendant, at its sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five ten percent (510%) of the Class Members submit Exclusion Forms, then Defendant, at its sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five ten percent (510%) of the Class Members submit Exclusion Forms, DefendantDefendants, at its sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.

Defendant’s Option to Terminate. If more than five ten percent (510%) of the Class Members submit Exclusion Formsrequests for exclusion, DefendantDefendants, at its their sole option, may withdraw from the Settlement and this Agreement is null and void.