of the Settlement Agreement. Amendments or revisions to matters related to the Agreed-Upon Procedures included in Exhibits C and D to this Agreement are not subject to this section 17.1.
of the Settlement Agreement. Nothing herein shall expand or modify in any manner the provisions of the Settlement Agreement.
of the Settlement Agreement. RELEASES
of the Settlement Agreement. The Class Notice shall state that the Court will not consider the objections of any Settlement Class Member who has not properly served copies of his or her objections on a timely basis or complied with the requirements of Section III.D.1 of the Settlement Agreement.
of the Settlement Agreement. As a result, the parties' respective payment obligation owed to each other under Articles 5.1 and 5.2 of the Settlement Agreement will be reduced by W2,638,950,000, resulting in (i) a balance of W0 due from Growell Metal to Liquidmetal Korea under Article 5.1, and (ii) a net cash payment due under Article 5.2 from Liquidmetal Korea to Growell Metal in the amount of W17,079,001.
of the Settlement Agreement. The Settlement Agreement is available at www. .com. The Settlement Agreement describes the released claims with specific descriptions, so read it carefully. If you have any questions you can talk to the Settlement Class Counsel listed in Question 18 for free or you can, of course, talk to your own lawyer at your own expense if you have questions about what this means.
of the Settlement Agreement. Such individuals who also meet any of the criteria in section V.F.3.a-f of the Settlement Agreement, set forth, above shall receive the more frequent face-to-face visits at least every thirty (30) days. Individuals receiving HCBS waiver services include ID, DD, and Day Support (DS) waiver recipients, as well as individuals receiving services under the Elderly or Disabled with Consumer Directed Services (EDCD) or Assisted Technology (Tech) waivers. Thus, CSB and DD case managers [support coordinators] must provide the more frequent face-to-face visits at least every thirty (30) days to individuals who are on the ID or DD waiver wait lists, receiving EDCD or Tech waiver services, AND meet any of the criteria in section V.F.3. a-f of the Settlement Agreement. Table 1 below shows which groups must receive face-to-face visits at least every thirty (30) days, if they meet any of the criteria in Section V.F.3.a-f. Table 1: Population 30 day visits required IF any of the criteria of V.F.3.a-f are met ID and DS Waiver Recipients1 Yes DD Waiver Recipients2 Yes Individuals on ID Waiver Wait List Who Are Receiving EDCD or Tech Waiver Services Yes Individuals on DD Waiver Wait List Who Are Receiving EDCD or Tech Waiver Services Yes Individuals on the ID Waiver Wait List Receiving No Other Waiver Services No Individuals on the DD Waiver Wait List Receiving No Other Waiver Services No Individuals in Training Centers No Individuals in Community-Based ICFs No Individuals in NFs No 1 This includes individuals currently on the ID and DS Waiver and all those who receive a slot during the period of the Settlement Agreement.
of the Settlement Agreement. The Province granted DL 7119 to Enterprises, a corporation wholly owned by Xxxx Keh, on January 26,1998 in accordance with Section 3.3.2.1
of the Settlement Agreement. X. Xxxx Keh, BC Hydro, the Province and Canada have entered into an Implementation and Amending Agreement dated as of the 31'' day of August, 2009 (the "Implementation and Amending Agreement").
of the Settlement Agreement. (c) Where Energy Division determines that a protest on a Category 2 Advice Letter is not valid, the Energy Division shall prepare a draft resolution within 15 days of the finding of invalidity (or a total of 60 days from the filing of the Advice Letter) and place it on the Commission's next decision conference agenda pursuant to CPUC procedures. Such decision should not be issued later than 90 days after the filing of the underlying Category 2 Advice Letter.
