Handouts to Interstate Batteries Authorized Warranty Dealers Sample Clauses

Handouts to Interstate Batteries Authorized Warranty Dealers. On December 2, 2011, in accordance with the Court’s December 1, 2011 Order preliminarily approving the Original Settlement Agreement, Interstate Batteries posted an 8½ by 11 inch handout in its Memo Binder. That handout announced the proposed settlement and the Interstate Batteries Settlement Program and provided the URL for the Class Settlement Website.
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Handouts to Interstate Batteries Authorized Warranty Dealers. No later than 30 days after the entry of the Court’s new Preliminary Approval Order, Interstate Batteries will coordinate an outreach program for disseminating a new 8½ by 11 inch handout to more than 50,000 Interstate Batteries authorized warranty dealers. The Court-approved handout will announce the proposed settlement and the Interstate Batteries Settlement Program, and provide the URL for the Class Settlement Website. A proposed form of the handout is attached as Exhibit C. Interstate Batteries will post the handout, with accompanying instructions, in its electronic Memo Binder and request its distributors to print the handout and have the distributors’ route men and women deliver the handouts to Interstate Batteries authorized warranty dealers (in the United States and the District of Columbia) within the distributors’ territories. Interstate Batteries cannot compel its independent distributors or authorized warranty dealers to distribute or post handouts or provide Settlement Class Members with information about the settlement, but Interstate Batteries will request and encourage its distributors and authorized warranty dealers to do so. The instructions with the handout will request Interstate Batteries authorized warranty dealers to have the handout available in their stores until at least December 31, 2019, and to provide the handouts to anyone who asks about the Interstate Batteries class action settlement, expresses concern about the pro-rata warranty, or returns a failed original battery and wants to obtain a new Replacement Battery under the Previous Interstate Batteries’ Pro-Rata Warranty. Whether before or after the Final Judgment and Order, Interstate Batteries will have the right to make periodic, non-material modifications and changes to the handout, subject to approval by Class Counsel, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.
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Handouts to Interstate Batteries Authorized Warranty Dealers. After 2012, Interstate Batteries will continue its outreach program for disseminating an 8½ by 11 inch handout to its authorized warranty dealers, as described in Section V.C.8. Each year from 2013 through 2019, Interstate Batteries will remind its distributors and authorized warranty dealers that the Interstate Batteries Settlement Program remains in existence and that eligible Settlement Class Members are still able to participate in that program. Interstate Batteries will use its Memo Binder and the dealers’ Application Guide to make this annual reminder of the Interstate Batteries Settlement Program and to urge authorized warranty dealers to follow the recommended procedures set forth in Section V.C.8.
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