Distribution of Net Common Fund Sample Clauses

Distribution of Net Common Fund. (a) After the Effective Date, and solely for purposes of this Agreement, the Net Common Fund shall be distributed by the Claims Administrator to Settlement Class Members as set forth in Section III.14(b), above.
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