Common use of Invalid Claims Clause in Contracts

Invalid Claims. If information provided by a Claimant to the Settlement Administrator when submitting a Claim Form establishes (as determined by the Settlement Administrator) that the Claim is not eligible for a remedy under the Settlement Agreement, then the Settlement Administrator shall deny the Claim, though the Settlement Administrator shall explain the appeal mechanism to the Claimant. A copy of the form denial of claim letter to be used by the Settlement Administrator is attached here to as Exhibit 5.

Invalid Claims. If information provided by a Claimant to the Settlement Administrator when submitting a Claim Form conclusively establishes (as determined by the Settlement Administrator) that the Claim is not eligible for a remedy under the Settlement Agreement, then the Settlement Administrator shall deny the Claim, though the Settlement Administrator shall explain the appeal mechanism to the Claimant. A copy of the form denial of claim letter to be used by the Settlement Administrator is attached here to hereto as Exhibit 54.

Invalid Claims. If information provided by a Claimant to the Settlement Administrator when submitting a Claim Form conclusively establishes (as determined by the Settlement Administrator) that the Claim is not eligible for a remedy under the Settlement Agreement, then the Settlement Administrator shall deny the Claim, though the Settlement Administrator shall explain the appeal mechanism to the Claimant. A copy of the form denial of claim letter to be used by the Settlement Administrator is attached here to hereto as Exhibit 57.