Claims Period definition

Claims Period means the period during which a claim for indemnification may be asserted hereunder by an Indemnified Party.
Claims Period means the period of time during which Settlement Class Members may submit Claim Forms to receive Settlement benefits, which will end on the Claims Deadline.
Claims Period means any period during which the Claims Services are provided.

Examples of Claims Period in a sentence

  • Registry Operator will provide ICANN (i) confirmation of completion of Integration Testing and (ii) notice of the start date (the “Claims Commencement Date”) and end date for the Claims Period (as defined in the TMCH Requirements) for the TLD, in each case via the customer services portal at xxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/.


More Definitions of Claims Period

Claims Period means the period of time during which Settlement Class Members may submit Claim Forms to receive settlement benefits, which will end ninety (90) days after the Notice Deadline.
Claims Period has the meaning set forth in Section 12.2.1.
Claims Period means the 90-day period that begins on the Settlement Notice
Claims Period has the meaning set forth in Section 13.4.
Claims Period means the time period during which claims may be made by Settlement Class Members, extending from the Notice Date until the date 120 days thereafter, including weekends and holidays, provided that if the last day of the Claims Period falls on a weekend or Federal holiday, then the end of the Claims Period shall be the next following day that is not a weekend or Federal holiday.
Claims Period means the time period during which a Settlement Class Member may submit a Claim Form, which period shall be sixty (60) days after the Final Approval Hearing.
Claims Period means the period of time that Class Members may submit claims to the Claims Administrator commencing on the date the Approval Order becomes final and ends four (4) months thereafter.