Common use of Bar Date Clause in Contracts

Bar Date. To be deemed an Authorized Claimant, Class Members must postmark, email, or fax a signed Claim Form to the Settlement Claims Administrator by the Bar Date. The Bar Date shall be (i) ninety (90) days from the date of the initial mailing or as otherwise set by the Court, and (ii) an additional thirty (30) days later for any Class Members who did not receive the Notice, or were unable to file a timely Claim Form due to factors such as change of address, military service, hospitalization, or other extraordinary circumstances. If an envelope does not contain a postmark, it shall be deemed received on the date that the Settlement Class Administrator stamps the envelope or Claim Form as “received.”

Bar Date. To be deemed an Authorized Claimant, a Class Members Member must postmark, email, email or fax a signed Claim Form to the Settlement Claims Administrator by the Bar Date. The Bar Date shall be (i) ninety sixty (9060) days from the date of the initial mailing or as otherwise set by the Court, and (ii) an additional thirty fifteen (3015) days later for any Class Members who did not receive the Notice, or were unable to file a timely Claim Form Form, due to factors such as change of address, military service, hospitalization, or other extraordinary circumstances. If an envelope does not contain a postmark, it shall be deemed received on the date that the Settlement Class Claims Administrator stamps the envelope or Claim Form as “received.”