Nature of Periodic Payments Sample Clauses

Nature of Periodic Payments. The Periodic Payments constitute i. damages (other than punitive damages), whether by suit or agreement, or ii. compensation under a workers’ compensation act, on account of personal injury or sickness in a case involving physical injury or physical sickness, within the meaning of Sections 130(c) and 104(a) of the Code.
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Nature of Periodic Payments. The Periodic Payments constitute
Nature of Periodic Payments. The Periodic Payments constitute i. damages (other than punitive damages), whether by suit or agreement, or 1 The Legal Committee of the National Structured Settlements Trade Association (“NSSTA”) has prepared this Model Qualified Assignment and Release Agreement, together with a corresponding Model Qualified Assignment Agreement, as resources for individual NSSTA members to consider in reviewing and, where they deem appropriate, updating their own structured settlement documentation to assure that it continues to serve the tax and other objectives of structured settlements, taking into account recent statutory, regulatory and case law developments. February 2004 1683249 v17 ii. compensation under a workers’ compensation act, on account of personal injury or sickness in a case involving physical injury or physical sickness, within the meaning of Sections 130(c) and 104(a) of the Code.

Related to Nature of Periodic Payments

  • Periodic Payments GLAIC will pay the Policyholder the amounts specified in the Accumulation Fund Schedule as Periodic Payouts, including the Maturity Payout, on the dates specified (subject to Section 4.7). Such payment amounts are adjusted to reflect any other payment payable under this Section of the Policy. The interest factor used in making such adjustments is the Guaranteed Rate.

  • Avoidance of Payments Any settlement, discharge or release between (a) the Current Issuer and (b) the Note Trustee or any Receiver (the "Relevant Person(s)") shall be conditional upon no security or payment granted or made to the Relevant Person(s) by the Current Issuer or any other person being avoided or reduced by virtue of any provisions or enactments relating to bankruptcy, insolvency or liquidation for the time being in force and, in the event of such security or payment being so avoided or reduced, the Relevant Person(s) shall be entitled to recover the value or amount of such security or payment from the Current Issuer and from the security subsequently as if such settlement, discharge or release had not occurred.

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