Definition of Claims Period Sample Clauses

Definition of Claims Period. To receive a Settlement Remedy, a Settlement Class Member must submit a Claim Package to the Claims Administrator within the earlier of: (i) twenty (20) years of the original purchase date of the Sanyo Settlement Panel(s) that are the subject of the claim; or (ii) December 31, 2029 (the “Claims Period”). For avoidance of doubt, any Settlement Class Member belonging to the Subsequent Title Holder Subclass must submit their Claim Package to the Claims Administrator within twenty (20) years of the date on which the Sanyo Settlement Panel(s) were purchased by the original purchaser, subject to the applicable end dates listed above, regardless of when the Settlement Class Member purchased the property on which the Sanyo Settlement Panel(s) were already installed. If the Settlement Class Member cannot supply the original purchase date of the Sanyo Settlement Panel(s) that are the subject of the claim, the original purchase date shall be treated as exactly three (3) months after the date of manufacture shown on the full backside label of the Sanyo Settlement Panel(s).
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