Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. To the extent applicable, Defendant shall comply with the ARL. Nothing in this Paragraph shall constitute an admission or concession that any of Defendant’s offer materials or procedures heretofore have not been in compliance with the ARL. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, Defendant’s agreement to this Section IV.C is expressly for the purposes of settlement and is not an admission of any wrongdoing, fault, or liability.
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. On or before the Effective Date, to the extent applicable, defendant will implement and maintain procedures reasonably designed to ensure compliance with the California Automatic Renewal Law, Bus. & Prof. Code, §§ 17600-17606. If California law (whether statutory or controlling case law) concerning automatic renewal or continuous service arrangements changes in the future so as to impose different requirements, defendant will be free to conform its practices to then-established law. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, defendant’s agreement to this Section IV.C. is expressly for the purposes of settlement and is not an admission of wrongdoing, fault, or liability, and is not an admission or acknowledgement that any of defendant’s offer materials heretofore have not been in compliance with law.
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. Defendants agree to make any changes to their sales-offer materials and practices that may be necessary to ensure substantial compliance with California law. If California law (whether statutory or controlling case law) concerning automatic renewal or continuous service arrangements changes in the future so as to impose different requirements, Defendants will be free to conform their practices to then-established law. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, Defendants’ agreement to this Section IV.C. is expressly for the purposes of settlement, is not an admission of wrongdoing, fault, or liability, and is not an admission or acknowledgement that any of Defendants’ sales-offer materials or practices heretofore have not been in compliance with law.
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. Defendants shall continue to implement procedures reasonably designed to ensure compliance with the California Automatic Renewal Law, Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §§ 17600-17606 (“California ARL”). Nothing in this Section
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. On or before the Effective Date, to the extent applicable, Defendant will implement procedures reasonably designed to ensure compliance with the California Automatic Renewal Law, Bus. & Prof. Code § 17600-17606. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, Defendant’s agreement to this Section IV.C. is expressly for the purposes of settlement and is specifically not an admission of wrongdoing, fault, or liability and is, in fact, a denial of all such allegations
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. Defendants have modified their subscription offer materials in a manner that Defendants believe complies with California law. If California law (whether statutory or controlling case law) concerning automatic renewal or continuous service arrangements changes in the future so as to impose different requirements, Defendants will be free to conform their practices to then-established law. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, Defendants’ agreement to this Section IV.C. is expressly for the purposes of settlement and is not an admission of wrongdoing, fault, or liability with respect to any of the allegations in the Action.
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. Defendant has modified its offer, billing, and/or payment materials in a manner that Defendant believes continues to ensure that it is in substantial compliance with California law. Because this Settlement is a compromise of disputed allegations and claims, Defendant’s agreement to this Section IV.C. is expressly for the purposes of settlement, is not an admission of wrongdoing, fault, or liability, and is not an admission or acknowledgement that any of Defendant’s offer, billing, or payment materials heretofore have not been in compliance with law.
Injunctive Relief and Change of Business Practices. Within three months after the Effective Date and for a period of at least two years thereafter, defendants will implement and maintain the following business practices with respect to automatic renewal or continuous service magazine subscriptions in the State of California.
