WAIVER BY THE UNITED STATES OF FURTHER RIGHT TO COLLECTION Sample Clauses

WAIVER BY THE UNITED STATES OF FURTHER RIGHT TO COLLECTION. UNITED STATES hereby agrees to and does forever waive, up to the dollar amount of the Class member’s Net Offset as listed in Exhibit 6, or $10,000, whichever is less, any right to revive a Class member’s debt that had been previously credited by reason of the Net Offsets now to be refunded pursuant to this Agreement.
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