Re-Mailing of Returned Class Notices Sample Clauses

Re-Mailing of Returned Class Notices. The Claims Administrator will promptly re-mail any Notices that are returned as non-deliverable with a forwarding address to such forwarding address. For all returned mail that does not contain a forwarding address, the Claims Administrator will perform reasonable data searches to attempt to obtain more recent and valid mailing address information on the Settlement Class Member. All costs of such research will be considered Settlement Costs.
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Re-Mailing of Returned Class Notices. The Claims Administrator will promptly re-mail any U.S. Mail Notices that are returned as non-deliverable with a forwarding address to such forwarding address.
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Re-Mailing of Returned Class Notices. Class Counsel shall promptly re­ mail any Class Notices that are returned as non-deliverable with a forwarding address to such forwarding address. Class Counsel may perform skip tracing for returned mail.
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Re-Mailing of Returned Class Notices. The Claims Administrator shall promptly re-mail one time any Class Notices that are returned as non-deliverable upon searching for and obtaining a forwarding address. The Claims Administrator may perform skip tracing for returned mail.
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