Settlement Approval Application definition

Settlement Approval Application means an application or a motion for the approval of the Settlement and approval of Class Counsel Fees;

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Settlement Approval Application means the application for orders of the Court (1) granting the Settlement Approval Order and Judgment, (2) approving the form, content, and manner of distribution of the Second Class Notice, and (3) granting such other relief as the Settling Parties may request.

Settlement Approval Application means the application seeking a judgment from the Superior Court of Quebec, authorizing the class action for settlement purposes, approving the Settlement Agreement and approving the Notice to Class Members;

Examples of Settlement Approval Application in a sentence

After publication of the Pre-Approval Notice, respectively in Quebec and Ontario, Class Counsel will serve and file with each Court a Settlement Approval Application for the purpose of proceeding to the Approval Hearings.
The Defendants and each of them shall take no position in the Representative Plaintiff’s Application save and except that the Representative Plaintiff’s Application should not prejudice the Settlement Approval Application.
Each Party shall bear its own costs of the Settlement Approval Application and any other application, if necessary, contemplated in this section.
The terms of the Order approving the Settlement for the purpose of the Settlement Approval Application shall be in the form attached hereto as Schedule ‘B’.
The Defendants and each of them shall consent to the Settlement Approval Application.
The Parties agree that the Representative Plaintiff and the Class will bear responsibility for the costs and disbursements incurred in executing this Settlement Agreement and Release, seeking the Settlement Approval Application, the Representative Plaintiff’s Application, and the Discontinuance of Action.
As soon as reasonably practicable after the Effective Date, Class Counsel shall bring the Settlement Approval Application.
For this PART IV “Final Court Rejection Order Date” means the later of: (a) the date of a final judgment entered by the Court rejecting the application for approval of the Settlement in the Settlement Approval Application, the time to appeal such judgment having expired without any appeal being taken, if an appeal lies and (b) the disposition of all appeals taken.
Payment of the Settlement Amount shall be made to Class Counsel, in trust, within 30 days of delivery to the Defendants of the order reflecting the Court Approval of the Settlement in the Settlement Approval Application.
In Quebec, the Settlement Approval Application will also be served by Quebec Class Counsel on the Fonds d’aide.

More Definitions of Settlement Approval Application

Settlement Approval Application means the Representative Plaintiff’s application to seek from the Court the approval of the Settlement.

Settlement Approval Application means the application brought before the Court seeking the approval of this National Settlement Agreement pursuant to Article 590 of the Code of Civil Procedure c. C-25.01 and the approval and granting of the releases agreed upon herein.

Settlement Approval Application means the application seeking a judg- ment from the Superior Court of Quebec, authorizing the class action for settlement purposes, approving the Settlement Agreement and approving the Notice to Class Members;

Settlement Approval Application means an application for approval of the Settlement pursuant to s. 35 of the Class Proceedings Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 50.

Settlement Approval Application means the application to the Court for an order: (a) approving the Settlement; (b) approving the manner of distribution of the Settlement Funds; (c) dismissing the Action with prejudice and without costs; (d) determining the amount of Class Counsel Fees and Class Counsel Disbursements payable; (e) determining the amount and recipient(s) of the Honoraria, if any; and (f) such other relief as the Court may deem just.