Notice to Class. In the event that the Court preliminarily approves the Settlement on or before June 16, 2003, and as more fully set forth in the Notice Plan, Plaintiffs shall pursuant to Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (i) on or before July 5, 2003, provide Class Members who have been identified by reasonable means, notice of the Settlement by first class mail, unless circumstances beyond the control of Plaintiffs prevent Plaintiffs from providing such mail notice, in which case Plaintiffs shall take all necessary and appropriate steps to insure that such notice is provided as soon as possible pursuant to an order of the Court approving Notice, and (ii) on or before August 4, 2003, provide Class Members notice by publication in a Notice Plan designed to have at least the same reach as that approved by the parties and the Court and implemented in the Fall of 2002 for the purposes of providing Class Members with Notice of Pendency.
Notice to Class. To comply with Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(e), and to assure that all students and parents who are affected by this Settlement Agreement receive notice of the same, distribution of the Settlement Agreement upon its execution shall be as follows: the Defendant school districts shall give notice to students and parents in their school district of the existence of this Settlement Agreement. Such notice may be given by publishing a notice of the same in the student handbook distributed to students in their respective schools or through any other effective means designed to give notice to students and parents in their school district of the existence of this Settlement Agreement. The Notice shall contain a summary of the Settlement Agreement and information regarding where copies of the Settlement Agreement may be obtained. The Defendant school districts shall retain copies of the Settlement Agreement for the use of students and parents within their school district. MHSA shall distribute copies of the Settlement Agreement to its member high schools. OPI shall also distribute copies to any high school over which it has authority under Montana law. Defendants may coordinate their distribution efforts in order not to duplicate them.
Notice to Class. In the event the Settlement Court enters the Preliminary Approval Order, the Settlement Administrator shall, in accordance with Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(e) and the Preliminary Approval Order, provide each Class Member who has been identified through GE’s Product Safety Database, Factory Service Database, Oracle Service Cloud and Product Registration Database with a copy of the Settlement Notice, substantially in the form annexed hereto as Exhibit A. Within 30 days of entry of the Preliminary Approval Order, GE shall prepare a list of the names and last known mailing addresses and email addresses of potential Class Members identified as described above and a list of the ten largest distributors of the Covered Microwaves in each state in which the Settlement Class Members reside. All costs of notice to the Class and fees of the Settlement Administrator shall be paid by GE.
Notice to Class. [ ] NOTEHOLDERS The Manager on behalf of the Issuer Trustee will, within [5] days of:
(a) (TERMINATION): the termination of the appointment of any Agent;
(b) (RESIGNATION): the resignation of any Agent; or
(c) (APPOINTMENT): the appointment of a new Agent, give to the Class [ ] Noteholders notice of the termination, appointment or resignation in accordance with condition [11.1] of the Note Conditions (in the case of a termination under clause [10.1(b)(i)] or [10.2] at the cost of the outgoing Agent). Notwithstanding clauses [10.1] and [10.2], neither the termination of the appointment of an Agent, nor the resignation of an Agent, will take effect until notice thereof is given to the Class [ ] Noteholders in accordance with this clause [10.7].
Notice to Class. The Notice of Certification and Settlement and a claim package, as approved by the Court, shall be sent to the Class by direct mail. The notice and claim package shall include a stamped self-addressed envelope to Class Counsel.
Notice to Class. In the event the Settlement Court preliminarily approves the settlement set forth in this Agreement, Class Settlement Counsel shall, in accordance with Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Preliminary Approval Order, by mail, provide all those members of the Private Payor Class who can be identified by reasonable means with a copy of the detailed Joint Settlement Notice, substantially in the form annexed hereto as Exhibit
Notice to Class. A Notice to Class Members shall be sent to them by Class Counsel in the form attached hereto as Attachment B, which has been approved by the City and the Court. The Notice shall be sent by First Class Mail to the last known address of the Class Members. In the event such Notice is returned as undeliverable, Class Counsel shall take reasonable measures to determine any new or additional address of Class Members whose Notice has been returned and resend the Notice where possible. The City shall cooperate in providing any information which may be required to locate Class Members.
Notice to Class. (A) Within ten (10) days of the Preliminary Approval Order being so-ordered by the Court, Defense Counsel shall provide the Settlement Claims Administrator and Class Counsel with the final Class Member List in electronic form, without anonymized information.
(B) All information provided regarding the Class Members will be treated as confidential information by the Settlement Claims Administrator and Class Counsel and may not be used by the Settlement Claims Administrator or Class Counsel for any purpose other than to effectuate the terms of this Agreement. The Settlement Claims Administrator and Class Counsel shall be required to agree in writing to treat information they receive and/or generate as part of the claims administration process as Highly Confidential and to use such information solely for the purposes of claims administration as outlined in this Agreement. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall provide Class Counsel with information regarding Class Members as outlined herein above. Nothing herein shall prevent the Settlement Claims Administrator from sharing with Defense Counsel and Class Counsel the names of any Class Members who requested to opt-out of the settlement at any time during the Opt-out Period; the identity of any Class Members who raise legal inquiries with Class Counsel and any data regarding such Class Members that is necessary to address such inquiries; objections to the Agreement; and any other information that Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel agree the Settlement Claims Administrator may share.
Notice to Class. 4.1 The Class shall be notified of final approval of the Settlement and this Agreement by the Notice of Certification and Settlement which the Defendant shall cause to be published and distributed to the Class in accordance with the Notice Plan.
4.2 The Notice of Certification and Settlement shall be published no later than 45 days after the Final Order Date.
4.3 The Defendant shall bear the cost of the publication and distribution of the Notice of Certification and Settlement as contemplated by paragraphs 1 and 2 of the Notice Plan. Class Counsel shall bear the cost of the distribution and publication of the Notice of Certification and Settlement as contemplated by paragraphs 3 and 4 of the Notice Plan.
Notice to Class. In the event that the Court preliminarily approves the Agreement (i.e., enters the Preliminary Approval Order), Class Plaintiffs’ Interim Co-Lead Counsel shall, by and through the Notice Administrator, as soon as practicable and at the same time as such notice is given with respect to any other defendant settling this matter including Vitafoam, Inc. and Vitafoam Products Canada Limited, but no later than thirty (30) days after the Court enters the Preliminary Approval Order, and in accordance with Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Preliminary Approval Order, provide those members of the Settlement Class who have been identified by reasonable means as within the Class with notice by first class mail, in a form to be approved by the Court, of the Agreement and the date of the hearing scheduled by the Court to consider the fairness, adequacy and reasonableness of the proposed Agreement (the “Approval Hearing,” which Approval Hearing shall take place no more than ten (10) days following the filing of all objections to the Agreement and responses to such objections). This notice shall also include the general terms of the Agreement and a description of the rights of those Persons in the Class to object to the Agreement, opt out of the Class, and/or
