Examples of Challenged Products in a sentence
Morton 3 Denlow (Ret.) and his immediate family members; (g) all persons who submit a valid and timely 4 Request for Exclusion from the Class; and (h) those who purchased the Challenged Products for 5 the purpose of resale.
Each coupon will have a face value of $2 so with the maximum recovery under this option you will receive twenty $2 coupons.As an example, if you purchased $60 worth of Challenged Products during the class period and you choose the cash payment and coupon option, you will receive $24 in cash and $24 in coupons good for purchases of any Avalon Organics® or JASON® brand cosmetic product.
Specifically, the Settlement resolves Plaintiffs’ claims under California consumer protection11 statutes alleging that the Challenged Products were predominately comprised of non-organic12 ingredients but were nevertheless labeled and sold as “organic.”13 The Settlement is fair, reasonable and adequate, falling well within the range of class14 action settlements that merit preliminary approval.
If you elect to receive the combined cash payment and coupon option and have receipts, you will receive 50% of the purchase price for all of the Challenged Products you purchased in combined cash and coupons.
If you elect to receive the combined cash payment and coupon option and do not have receipts, you will receive 50% of the purchase price for up to $100 worth of the Challenged Products you purchased in a combination of cash and coupons.
Mr. Metzger stated they have submitted plans to the Eastern York County Sewer Authority and their understanding is they are willing to accept sewer from Lot #1.
Accordingly, the central objective of the claims resolved in the Settlement was to22 require Hain to disgorge the premiums it allegedly obtained during the period of time when the23 Challenged Products were allegedly mislabeled as “organic,” thereby compensating consumers for24 past alleged wrongdoings.25 5.
Id. In reality, Plaintiffs allege, the Challenged Products were predominately17 comprised of non-organic ingredients.
Hain maintains that it had begun efforts to bring the Challenged Products into20 compliance with the California Organic Products Act (“COPA”) at around the time this litigation21 was initiated.
All Class members who21purchased the Challenged Products between May 2007 and the time when the Challenged22Products were relabeled and reformulated (i.e., January 30, 2011 for JASON® products and May2311, 2011 for Avalon Organics® products) will receive the benefit of the monetary relief provided24by the Settlement.