Transactional Data. At the request of Automobile Dealership Plaintiffs and subject to meet and confer with NSK as to any reasonable limitations on this obligation, including in particular previous productions made by NSK that may partially or fully satisfy Automobile Dealership Plaintiffs’ requirements, NSK will produce pre-existing transactional data related to Bearings and Electronic Powered Steering Assemblies. This production will be made within sixty (60) days of the Automobile Dealership Plaintiffs’ request, or within sixty (60) days of the conclusion of any related meet and confer discussions regarding limitations on the production, whichever is later. The time period for this production will be from January 1, 1998 to a date no later than two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement for Bearings and from January 1, 1998 to a date no later than two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement for Electronic Powered Steering Assemblies. The precise end-date for this production obligation will be agreed upon by the parties in subsequent meet and confer discussions, taking into account NSK’s burden of producing the transactional data and the Automobile Dealership Plaintiffs’ need for that data.
Transactional Data. The Vendor shall make Vendor Information requested in the context of a specific participant transaction available [no later than [five] [ten] business days] [as soon as reasonably possible] after the request.
Transactional Data. Within thirty (30) days of Settlement Class Counsel’s request, Showa will use its best efforts to complete the production of transactional data concerning Showa’s sales of Electric Powered Steering Assemblies sold to Original Equipment Manufacturers or other purchasers of Electric Powered Steering Assemblies in the United States or for incorporation into Vehicles sold in the United States from January 1, 2003 through the Execution Date and Shock Absorbers sold to Original Equipment Manufacturers or other purchasers of Shock Absorbers in the United States or for incorporation into Vehicles sold in the United States from January 1, 1993 through the Execution Date, unless otherwise agreed to by the parties during discovery negotiations. In addition, Showa will provide, in response to a written request from Settlement Class Counsel, a single production of electronic transactional data generated during the two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement concerning Relevant Products, as it exists in Showa’s electronic databases at the time of the request, within sixty (60) days of the receipt of such request. Showa shall preserve such transactional data until two (2) years after the Execution Date of this Agreement. Showa will produce transactional data only from existing electronic transactional databases, except that, to the extent Showa has not recorded or maintained electronic transactional data for any period between January 1, 1993 and two (2) years from the Execution Date of this Agreement, then Showa will use best efforts to produce existing, centralized hard copy records of sales transactions not recorded or maintained electronically in the existing electronic sales transactional database.
Transactional Data. Aisan Defendants will use their best efforts to complete the production of transactional data as soon as reasonably possible, on a rolling basis, but no later than 120 days after preliminary approval by the Court of this Agreement, concerning Aisan Defendants’ bids for and sales of Fuel Injection Systems sold to Original Equipment Manufacturers, or other purchasers of Fuel Injection Systems from January 1, 1998 through the Execution Date. Aisan Defendants will produce any such transactional data that was provided to the DOJ, to the extent such transactional data has not yet been produced to Settlement Class Counsel, within 30 days after preliminary approval by the Court of this Agreement. In addition, Aisan Defendants will provide, in response to a written request from Settlement Class Counsel, a single production of electronic transactional data generated during the two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement, as it exists in Aisan Defendants’ electronic databases at the time of the request, within sixty (60) days of the receipt of such request. Aisan Defendants will preserve such transactional data until two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement. Aisan Defendants will produce transaction data only from existing electronic transaction databases, except that, to the extent Aisan Defendants have not recorded or maintained electronic transaction data for any period between January 1, 1998 and two years from the Execution Date of this Agreement, then Aisan Defendants will use reasonable efforts to produce existing hard copy records of sales transactions not recorded or maintained electronically in the existing electronic sales transaction database.
Transactional Data a. The Parties recognize and agree that Southwest has already produced voluminous transactional data (customer-level data concerning flights and prices). If Plaintiffs identify any missing transactional data from this production, Southwest will use good faith best efforts to produce relevant and reasonably accessible responsive transactional data;
Transactional Data a. Barclays will use its reasonable best efforts to produce reasonably requested transactional data related to the subject matter of the OTC Action, including but not limited to transactional data for U.S. Dollar LIBOR transactions entered into or lasting during the Class Period, data reflecting profits from U.S. Dollar LIBOR transactions, and data pertaining to the rates at which Barclays was actually able to borrow funds in the London inter-bank market during the Class Period, to the extent any such data is reasonably accessible.
Transactional Data a. Barclays will use its reasonable best efforts to produce all reasonably requested transactional data related to the subject matter of the Bondholder Action that is in Barclays’ possession or control, to the extent any such data is reasonably accessible, and subject to any applicable bank secrecy and/or data privacy laws. Transactional data will include, but not be limited to, Barclays’ transactions in U.S. Dollar LIBOR-Based Debt Securities during the Class Period and the rates at which Barclays was actually able to borrow funds in the London inter-bank market during the Class Period. Should any such data be in the possession of a third party, Barclays shall not unreasonably refuse to provide consent to that third party’s disclosure of such data to the Bondholder Plaintiffs.
Transactional Data. HIAMS will begin producing all transactional data relating to Shock Absorbers that it provided to the DOJ (including all English translations thereof produced to DOJ) no later than thirty (30) days after Preliminary Approval. At the request of End-Payor Plaintiffs, and subject to a meet and confer between the parties regarding the details and timing of production, HIAMS will produce within one hundred twenty (120) days after the parties agree through the meet and confer, pre-existing transactional data concerning HIAMS’s sales of Shock Absorbers sold to Vehicle manufacturers, or other purchasers of Shock Absorbers from January 1, 1993 through the Execution Date, to the extent such transactional data has not previously been produced by HIAMS to End-Payor Plaintiffs. In addition, HIAMS will provide, in response to a written request from Settlement Class Counsel a single production of electronic transactional data generated during the two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement concerning Shock Absorbers, as it exists in HIAMS’s electronic databases at the time of the request, within ninety (90) days of the receipt of such request. HIAMS shall preserve such transactional data until two (2) years after the Execution Date of this Agreement. HIAMS will produce transactional data only from existing electronic transaction databases, except that, to the extent HIAMS has not recorded or maintained electronic transactional data for any period between January 1, 1993 and two (2) years from the Execution Date of this Agreement, then HIAMS will use reasonable efforts to produce existing hard copy records of sales transactions not recorded or maintained electronically in the existing electronic sales transaction database.
Transactional Data. At the request of End-Payor Plaintiffs and subject to meet and confer with OAE as to any reasonable limitations on this obligation, OAE will produce within one hundred eighty (180) days, transactional data related to Power Window Switches, to the extent it exists in OAE’s electronic databases as of two years after the Execution Date of this Agreement, concerning OAE’s bids for and sales of Power Window Switches to Original Equipment Manufacturers or other purchasers of Power Window Switches from January 1, 2003 to two years from the Execution Date of this Agreement. The precise end date for this production obligation will be agreed upon by the Parties in subsequent meet and confer discussions, taking into account the burden of producing the transactional data and the End-Payor Plaintiffs’ need for that data. OAE will provide any translations of the above data that may exist as of the Execution Date of this Agreement.
Transactional Data. Parchment may utilize data capture, syndication, and analysis tools, and other similar tools, to extract, compile, synthesize, and analyze Transactional Data. Transactional Data relies solely on data regarding the transaction of registering or transmitting the Credential through the Parchment Services, and does not include any data from the Credential itself. To the extent that any Transactional Data is generated through the Parchment Services and collected by Parchment, such Transactional Data will be solely owned by Parchment and may be used by Parchment for any lawful purpose, provided that the Transactional Data is used only in de-identified form and in a manner that does not permit the identification of any Credential Owner. Parchment agrees to comply with applicable privacy and other laws and regulations respecting the dissemination and use of such Transactional Data.
