Missing Beneficiaries Sample Clauses

Missing Beneficiaries. If a notice or distribution is mailed by the Trustee to a Beneficiary and either the notice is returned to the Trustee as undeliverable or any check included in such notice is not cashed within a reasonable period of time, such Beneficiary shall thereafter be a “Missing Beneficiary.”
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Missing Beneficiaries. A Missing Beneficiary shall be defined as (a) a stockholder on the date of the closing of the transfer books of the Company who has neither surrendered his Stock Certificates nor provided the Administrator with an indemnity bond in the event of loss, theft or destruction thereof, or (b) a stockholder who has not cashed one or more checks issued to him by the Trust in payment of liquidating distributions or has not properly endorsed any document required by a delivery service in connection with the delivery of property addressed to him as part of a liquidating distribution. If a notice or distribution is mailed by the Trust to a Beneficiary and either the notice is returned by the United States Postal Service to the Trust as undeliverable or any check included in such notice is not cashed within a reasonable period of time, such Beneficiary shall thereafter be a Missing Beneficiary. The Trust shall deal with Missing Beneficiaries in accordance with applicable escheat laws and shall give notice as required by such escheat laws.
Missing Beneficiaries. A Missing Beneficiary shall be defined as a Beneficiary who has not cashed one or more checks issued to him by the Trust in payment of liquidating distributions or has not properly endorsed any document required by a delivery service in connection with the delivery of property addressed to him as part of a liquidating distribution. If a notice or distribution is mailed by the Trust to a Beneficiary and either the notice is returned by the United States Postal Service to the Trust as undeliverable or any check included in such notice is not cashed within a reasonable period of time, such Beneficiary shall thereafter be a Missing Beneficiary. The Trust shall deal with Missing Beneficiaries in accordance with applicable escheat laws and shall give notice as required by such escheat laws.
Missing Beneficiaries. A "Missing Beneficiary" shall be defined as a Beneficiary who has not cashed one or more checks issued to him by the Trustee in payment of distributions hereunder or has not properly endorsed any document required by a delivery service in connection with the delivery of property addressed to him as part of a distribution hereunder. If a notice or distribution is mailed by the Trustee to a Beneficiary and either the notice is returned by the United States Postal Service to the Trustee as undeliverable or any check included in such notice is not cashed within 60 days, such Beneficiary shall thereafter be a Missing Beneficiary. Upon the termination of the Trust pursuant to Section 6.2 hereof, any distributions hereunder which have not been distributed due to the existence of Missing Beneficiaries shall be delivered to iPCS to be held for the benefit of the Missing Beneficiaries and in accordance with applicable escheat law and any Missing Beneficiaries shall thereafter look only to iPCS for payment of any such distributions.

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