Common use of Right to Verify Clause in Contracts

Right to Verify. The Claims Administrator and/or Defendants may review all submitted Claim Forms and proof of Qualifying Purchase(s) for completeness, validity, accuracy, and timeliness, and may contact any Claimant, through the Claims Administrator, to request additional information and/or documentation to determine the validity of any claim. In addition, the Claims Administrator and/or Defendants may verify that: (1) the information set forth in or attached to a submitted Claim Form is accurate; and (2) the Claimant is a Class Member.

Right to Verify. The Claims Administrator and/or Defendants may review all submitted Claim Forms and proof of Qualifying Purchase(s) for completeness, validity, accuracy, and timeliness, and may contact any Claimant, through the Claims Administrator, Claimant to request additional information and/or and documentation to determine the validity of any claim. In addition, the Claims Administrator and/or Defendants may verify that: (1) the information set forth in or attached to a submitted Claim Form is accurate; and (2) the Claimant is a Class Member. Defendants agree to cooperate with the Claims Administrator and will provide, to the extent reasonably possible, any data, documentation or information necessary to verify a Claimant or Claim Form.

Right to Verify. The Claims Administrator and/or Defendants Guess may review all submitted Claim Forms and proof of Qualifying Purchase(s) for completeness, validity, accuracy, and timeliness, and may contact any Claimant, through the Claims Administrator, Claimant to request additional information and/or and documentation to determine the validity of any claim. In addition, the Claims Administrator and/or Defendants Guess may verify that: (1) [i] the information set forth in or attached to a submitted Claim Form is accurate; and (2) [ii] the Claimant is a Class Member.