Maximum Settlement Value for Claimants Sample Clauses

Maximum Settlement Value for Claimants. Subject to the Final Judgment and Order being first entered, the payment described above to the Settlement Class for subject to a maximum payout, or maximum settlement value, of $1,850,000. The Final amount that the Settlement Administrator will pay to Claimants shall be determined upon receipt of all valid claim forms within the prescribed claim form period. The Final Settlement amount shall not exceed the aforementioned Settlement Fund and no payments pursuant to this Agreement shall be made except for those made from the Fund, and any excess to be distributed as set forth in Section 4.7 below.
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