Common use of Modifications Suggested by the Court Clause in Contracts

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court suggests any modifications to the Agreement or conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on Defendant, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court suggests any modifications to the Agreement or conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on DefendantDefendants, including additional or modified changes in practices, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 seven (7) days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either any Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court (1) suggests any modifications to the Agreement or (2) conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on DefendantGoogle, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either any Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court suggests any modifications to the Agreement or conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement AdWords Class Members, or the cost to or burden on Defendant, the content or extent of Settlement Notices required to Settlement AdWords Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 seven (7) days from the date of the Court’s 's order or proposal. If either Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 7.4 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court (1) suggests any modifications to the Agreement or (2) conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on DefendantDefendants, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either any Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court suggests any modifications to the Agreement or conditions either entry of the Preliminary Approval Order, Final Approval Order, or Final Approval Judgment on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties AAG shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on Defendant, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class MembersAAG, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each AAG shall have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either Party AAG elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 Sections 8.2 - 8.4 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court (1) suggests any modifications to the Agreement or (2) conditions either Preliminary Approval or Final Approval on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on DefendantGoogle, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 days from the date of the Court’s 's order or proposal. If either any Party elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this section, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 will apply.

Modifications Suggested by the Court. If the Court suggests any modifications to the Agreement or conditions either entry of the Preliminary Approval Order, Final Approval Order or Final Approval Judgment on modifications to the Agreement, the Parties shall, working in good faith and consistent with the Agreement, endeavor to cure any such deficiencies identified by the Court. However, the Parties Divvydose shall not be obligated to make any additions or modifications to the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Settlement Class Members, or the cost to or burden on Defendant, the content or extent of Notices required to Settlement Class MembersDivvydose, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement. If the Court orders or proposes such additions or modifications, the Parties will each Divvydose shall have the right to terminate the Settlement Agreement within 7 fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the Court’s order or proposal. If either Party Divvydose elects to terminate the Settlement Agreement pursuant to this sectionSection, the Agreement will be deemed null and void ab initio and the provisions of § 7.5 Sections 8.2 – 8.4 will apply.