Product Return Benefit Sample Clauses

Product Return Benefit. Jeunesse, pursuant to Appendix B.4 of its Global Policies and Procedures, allows Distributors who wish to resign from their distributorships to “return Currently Marketable Product for a refund if purchased within twelve (12) months prior to the request for a refund.” Upon the Court’s issuance of the Preliminary Approval Order, then regardless of whether or not the Court issues the Final Judgment or the Final Judgment becomes Final, Jeunesse shall waive, during the time period set forth in the Preliminary Approval Order and the Notice and Summary Notice for Settlement Class Members to file claims for benefits, the requirements in Appendix B.4 and B.4.1 of its Policies and Procedures precluding Distributors who wish to resign or who previously have resigned from returning products beyond twelve (12) months from purchase or the commercially reasonable shelf life period of which has passed. The per-Distributor limit for such untimely returns shall be Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500). Any Distributors wishing to return a greater amount of products outside the normal return period and conditions may contact Jeunesse and attempt to reach a mutually-agreeable solution, and may opt out of this Settlement Agreement if a mutually-agreeable solution is not forthcoming. All other terms of Appendix B.4 shall remain in full effect. Any Settlement Class Members who avail themselves of this benefit by returning products will be deemed to have resigned as Distributors, as Appendix B.4 provides.
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