Timing of FoodState’s Payment Obligations Sample Clauses

Timing of FoodState’s Payment Obligations. FoodState shall have no obligation to make any payments until the Court enters a Preliminary Approval Order. Within twenty-one (21) Days after the Preliminary Approval Order, FoodState shall wire transfer to the Settlement Account the amount as stated by the Settlement Administrator as necessary for the Settlement Class Notice Program, but not to exceed $254,000. FoodState shall have no other obligations to make any other payments until the Effective Date. Within fourteen (14) Days after the Effective Date, FoodState shall wire transfer the balance of the Settlement Fund (i.e., two million one hundred thousand dollars ($2,100,000.00) less amounts already paid pursuant to this Section IV, Paragraph A) into the Settlement Account.
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