Common use of Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Settlement Agreement is hereby preliminarily approved as fair, reasonable, and adequate. This Court preliminarily finds that:

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Settlement Agreement is hereby preliminarily approved as fair, reasonable, and adequate. This The Court preliminarily finds that:

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Settlement Agreement Agreement, including all exhibits thereto, is hereby preliminarily approved as fair, reasonable, reasonable and adequate. This The Court preliminarily finds that:

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Settlement Agreement Agreement, including all exhibits thereto, is hereby preliminarily approved as fair, reasonable, reasonable and adequateadequate and within the range of reasonableness for preliminary settlement approval. This The Court preliminarily finds that:

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Court has conducted a preliminary evaluation of the Settlement Agreement is hereby preliminarily approved as fairset forth in the Agreement. Based on this preliminary evaluation, reasonable, and adequate. This the Court preliminarily finds that:: (a) the Settlement was fairly negotiated in good faith at arm’s length between experienced attorneys familiar with the legal and factual issues of this case, and (b) at this posture on Preliminary Approval, the Settlement appears fair, reasonable and adequate, and within the range of possible approval.

Preliminary Approval of Proposed Settlement. The Court has conducted a preliminary evaluation of the Settlement Agreement as set forth in the Agreement. Based on this preliminary evaluation, the Court finds that: (a) the Settlement is hereby preliminarily approved as fair, reasonablereasonable and adequate, and adequate. This Court preliminarily finds that:within the range of possible approval; (b) the Settlement has been negotiated in good faith at arm's length between experienced attorneys familiar with the legal and factual issues of this case;