Third Party Defendants definition
Examples of Third Party Defendants in a sentence
Spirit Bear agrees that it has waived and released any and all such claims against the released parties, including but not limited to the Third Party Defendants in the SBL Derivative Action, regardless of what action, if any, the IDC chooses to take as a result of the authority it is granted herein.
MARATHON ROTHSCHILD CREDIT UNION, et al., Third Party Defendants.
Tandem filed an Answer denying all claims and filed counterclaims and third party actions against the Third Party Defendants.
No waiver, modification or amendment of the terms of this Agreement, made before or after Final Approval, shall be valid or binding unless in writing, signed by Class Counsel and by duly authorized signatories of Defendants and Third- Party Defendants, and their respective counsel, and then only to the extent set forth in such written waiver, modification or amendment, and subject to any required Court approval.
Likewise, if the Settlement does not become subject to Final Judgment, then the participation in the Settlement by any Plaintiff or Class Member cannot be raised as a defense to any claims against Defendants or Third- Party Defendants.
Therefore, summary judgment is granted to Plaintiff and Third Party Defendants as to all claims for unconscionability.
Association covenants and agrees that any and all outstanding issues that have or could give rise to existing, potential or possible claims against the OLFJV Entities, any affiliates of the OLFJV Entities (including NTS), and Third Party Defendants are released as a consequence of the settlement effectuated by this Agreement, and thereby barred.
If the Trustee does not elect to pursue claims against the Third Party Defendants within 120 days after execution of the Agreement, then ISA may elect to pursue those claims upon written notification to the Trustee of such election, unless an earlier date is agreed upon by the parties.
Defendants bring claims against Plaintiff and Third Party Defendants for breach of contract and breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealings.
Defendants bring claims against Plaintiff and Third Party Defendants for unconscionability based on the imposition of “excessive fees and costs,” “overly onerous loan terms” and violations of “the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.” Generally speaking, “a contract is unenforceable if its terms are manifestly unfair or oppressive, and are dictated by a dominant party.” ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇.