Examples of Chartered Organizations in a sentence
Chartered Organizations are intended to be independent of the California Democratic Party and not “affiliated” therewith, as that term is defined by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act and other applicable Local, State and Federal laws, rules and regulations.
The Clients each hold general unsecured claims against BSA, certain non- debtor Local Councils, or Chartered Organizations arising from childhood sexual abuse at the time the Clients were Scouts with the BSA and the applicable Local Councils and Chartered Organizations.
This Article does not apply to Chartered Organizations as they are specifically intended to be independent of the California Democratic Party and not “affiliated” therewith, as that term is defined by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act and other applicable Local, State and Federal laws, rules and regulations.
Presumably the proceeds of these settlements with Chartered Organizations will also be subject to the general pooling of funds contemplated by the Plan and TDP and distributed without reference to which claimants suffered the abuse at their hands.
Chair of each Statewide Organization Chartered by This Committee pursuant to Article X and the Guidelines Re: Chartered Organizations adopted by the Rules Committee of This Committee.
The Disclosure Statement and Plan indicate that a post-confirmation trustee can enter into settlements that will release and enjoin current and future claims against non-debtor Chartered Organizations, and neither creditors who actually hold abuse claims against such Chartered Organizations, nor this Court, will have any say in approving that settlement or the modification of the Court’s Channeling Injunction.
Claimants’ state law rights against Local Councils and Chartered Organizations vary enormously.
Further, it contemplates a mechanism under which unrelated third parties (the Chartered Organizations) who have independent tort liability to some but not all abuse claimants, may also be granted a release that would be binding on all abuse claimants without regard to any disclosure, voting, Court process or approval, or consent of those directly affected claimants who actually suffered the tortious sexual assaults or abuse for which those third parties are responsible.
Required Vote Tabulation that Reflects Whether Claimants Have Claims Against Particular Local Councils or Chartered Organizations.
But some claimants, including some of the Claimants, may have strong claims against financially strong or well-insured Local Councils or Chartered Organizations that have the ability to satisfy their claims in full or at least in a greater measure than they may receive under the TDP.