Out-Out Procedures Sample Clauses

Out-Out Procedures. 9.1.1. The Class Notice shall inform proposed Settlement Class members how they may opt-out of the Settlement and shall explain the implications of doing so. 9.1.2. A proposed Settlement Class member may request to opt-out from the Settlement Class by sending a written request for exclusion, addressed to “Opt-Out Requests: BPPR Fee Class Action” at the Settlement Administrator’s address as shown in the Class Notice. The proposed Settlement Class Member’s opt-out request must contain his or her original signature, current postal address, sufficient information to identify the relevant bank account(s) owned by the proposed Settlement Class Member, and a specific affirmative statement that the proposed Settlement Class Member wishes to be excluded from the Settlement Class. If an Account has more than one Accountholder, and if one Accountholder excludes himself or herself from the Settlement Class, then all Accountholders on that Account shall be deemed to have opted-out of the Settlement with respect to that Account, and no Accountholder shall be entitled to a payment 9.1.3. Persons who purport to opt-out of the Settlement Class as a group, aggregate, or class involving more than one purported class member shall not be considered to have validly opted-out. This paragraph does not apply to a request to opt-out for one specific joint Account pursuant to paragraph 9.1.2.
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Out-Out Procedures. 9.1.1. The Class Notice shall inform proposed Settlement Class Members how they may opt-out of the Settlement and shall explain the implications of doing so, including the possibility that opting-out may preclude later participation in any later class action against the Released Parties. 9.1.2. A proposed Settlement Class member may request to opt-out from the Settlement Class by sending a written, printed request for exclusion, addressed to “Opt-Out Requests: Bank of America Check Fee Class Action” at the Settlement Administrator’s address as shown in the Class Notice. The proposed Settlement Class Member’s opt-out request must contain his or her original signature, current postal address, and a specific affirmative statement that the proposed Settlement Class Member wishes to be excluded from the Settlement Class. If an Account has 9.1.3. Persons who purport to opt-out of the Settlement Class as a group, aggregate, or class involving more than one purported class member shall not be considered to have validly opted-out. This paragraph does not apply to a joint Account in which a timely opt-out request is submitted pursuant to paragraph 9.1.2.
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Out-Out Procedures. 9.1.1. The Class Notice shall inform proposed Settlement Class Members how they may opt out of the Settlement and shall explain the potential implications of doing so, including the possibility that opting out may preclude later participation in any later class action against the Released Parties. 9.1.2. A proposed Settlement Class Member may request to be excluded from the Settlement Class by sending a written, printed request for exclusion, addressed to “Exclusion Requests: Bank of America Account Fee Class Action” at the Settlement Administrator’s address as shown in the Class Notice. The proposed Settlement Class Member’s opt-out request must contain his or her original signature, current postal address, and a specific affirmative statement that the proposed Settlement Class Member wishes to be excluded from the Settlement Class. Opt-Out requests must be postmarked no later than forty-five (45) calendar days after the completion of the Notice Plan (the Opt-Out Deadline). 9.1.3. Persons who purport to opt-out of the Settlement Class as a group, aggregate, or class involving more than one purported class member shall not be considered to have validly opted out.
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