Submission of Claims Forms/Selecting Settlement Payment Options Sample Clauses

Submission of Claims Forms/Selecting Settlement Payment Options. In accordance with the Claims Resolution Procedures, the Claims Office shall distribute to Personal Injury Claimants Claim Forms by which Claimants can elect one or more settlement options.
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Submission of Claims Forms/Selecting Settlement Payment Options. SFA - 22 6.04 Resolution of Claims .......................................... SFA - 22 6.05 Payment of Claims/Execution of Releases ......................... SFA - 22 7.01 Timing of Disbursements/Prioritization of Payments ................. SFA - 23 (a) Categories of Payment Defined ............................. SFA - 23 (i) First Priority Payments ............................. SFA - 23 (ii) Settlement Fund Other Payments ..................... SFA - 23 (iii) Second Priority Payments ........................... SFA - 23 (iv) Litigation Payments ............................... SFA - 23 (b) General Principles Regarding Distribution of the Settlement Fund (c) Priority of Payment for Claims ............................. SFA - 24 (i) General Principles ................................. SFA - 24 (ii) First Priority Payments/Settlement Fund Other Payments . . SFA - 24 (iii) Litigation Payments ............................... SFA - 24 (iv) Second Priority Payments .......................... SFA - 24 (v) Timing .......................................... SFA - 24 (d) Procedures for Determining Assets Available for Distribution to (i) Settlement Facility Projections ....................... SFA - 24 (ii) Litigation Projections .............................. SFA - 25 (iii) Distribution of Reports ............................ SFA - 25 7.02 Distribution to Claimants ...................................... SFA - 25 (a) Distribution of Payments to Claimants ....................... SFA - 25 (i) Claims Resolved by Settlement Facility ................. SFA - 25 (ii) Claims Resolved by Litigation Facility SFA - 25 (iii) Authority to Distribute ............................. SFA - 26 (b) Verification of Allowed Amount for Settling Claims ............. SFA - 26 (c) Set-Off for Prior Payment ................................. SFA - 26 (d) Installment Payments .................................... SFA - 26 (e) Allowed Amount of Foreign Claims ......................... SFA - 27 (f) Notice to Non-Settling Claimants in Classes 13-15/Rights of 7.03 Requirements/Procedure for District Court Approvals ............... SFA - 28 (a) Payment of Second Priority Payments ....................... SFA - 28 (b) Conditions and Authorization for Access to Litigation Fund for (c) Authorization for Reductions in Allowed Amount ............... SFA - 29 (d) Submission of Annual Financial Audit ....................... SFA - 29 (e) Salaries, Compensation, and Administrative Expenses .......... SFA - 29
Submission of Claims Forms/Selecting Settlement Payment Options. SFA - 22 6.04 Resolution of Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SFA - 22 6.05 Payment of Claims/Execution of Releases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SFA - 22 7.01 Timing of Disbursements/Prioritization of Payments SFA - 22

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