Roundup Claims Sample Clauses

Roundup Claims. For the consideration provided for herein, the Class Representatives and Subclass Representatives, the Settlement Class Members (on behalf of themselves and the associated Settlement Class Member Parties), and the Settlement Class covenant, promise, and agree that they will not continue to prosecute, commence, file, initiate, institute, cause to be instituted, assist in instituting, or permit to be instituted on their, his, her, or its behalf, or on behalf of any other Person, any Claim, action or proceeding alleging or asserting any of his or her respective Roundup Claims against the Monsanto Parties or the Related Parties in any federal court, state court, arbitration, regulatory agency, or other tribunal or forum, except at the time and to the extent following the conclusion of the Initial Settlement Period such actions are permitted pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in Section 7.13, Section 7.16, and Article XIII. The Class Representatives and Subclass Representatives, each Settlement Class Member, and the Settlement Class, on behalf of the Settlement Class Member Parties, covenant, promise, and agree that they will not act in any way contrary to or inconsistent with the agreement set forth in Section 12.3 regarding the evidentiary use of the Science Panel Determination or the Science Panel Stipulation, in any Roundup Lawsuit or Related Party Lawsuit or with respect to any Roundup Claims.
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