Effect of Entry of a Final Approval Order and Judgment Sample Clauses

Effect of Entry of a Final Approval Order and Judgment. The Claims Administrator's distribution procedures under the Settlement Agreement shall commence no earlier than seven (7) business days after the Effective Date or the receipt of good and cleared funds from the sale of the monies, personal and real property that comprise the Settlement Amount, whichever shall occur first.
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Effect of Entry of a Final Approval Order and Judgment. The distribution procedures under the Settlement Agreement shall commence seven (7) business days after the Effective Date.
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