Claims Package definition

Claims Package means the document package which shall be disseminated by the Monitor to any potential Claimant in accordance with the terms of this Order and shall consist of a copy of this Order (without schedules) and such other materials as the Monitor, in consultation with the Petitioners, may consider appropriate;

AI-Powered Contracts

Draft, Review & Redline at the Speed of AI

Claims Package means the document package which shall include a Proof of Claim and such other materials as the Receiver considers necessary or appropriate;

Claims Package means, with respect to any particular Enrolled Program Claimant, all of the following in relation to such Enrolled Program Claimant’s Product User: the Claims Form, all Supplementary Claims Forms, all Required PME Records, all Additional Claims Information requested by the Claims Administrator, all Profile Forms and any such other PME Records as such Enrolled Program Claimant in its discretion may submit.

Examples of Claims Package in a sentence

In that connection, the Claims Administrator shall review and analyze the Claims Package submitted by the Enrolled Program Claimant and may, to verify completeness or to verify the presence or absence of a condition suggested in the Claims Package, or in cases of inconsistency, suspicion of irregularity, for audit purposes and/or similarly appropriate circumstances, review and analyze other documents or materials that the Claims Administrator has access to pursuant to this Agreement.
Settlement Program Claimants have the burden of proof and burden of production with respect to the contemporaneous Medical Records submitted in the Claims Package and any additional contemporaneous Medical Records of such Settlement Program Claimants submitted for establishing that the criteria for a Settlement Program Award have been met.
On submitting a Claims Package, the Claimant must elect one of the three Options, as set forth in Section 9.
A Settlement Class Member must submit a complete Claims Package, which shall include the Claim Form and all supporting documentation and information listed on the Claim Form.
Under the terms of the Agreement, by enrolling in the Program, any plaintiff will be required to submit a completed Claims Package, as detailed in the Agreement, to be eligible for an award under the Gallbladder Resolution Program, which will include a Release, releasing all claims against the defendants, including their claims alleging an arterial or venous thromboembolism injury.

More Definitions of Claims Package

Claims Package means the document package to be disseminated by the Monitor in accordance with the terms of this Order, which shall consist of a Proof of Claim form, a Proof of Claim Instruction Letter, a D&O Proof of Claim form, a D&O Claim Instruction Letter, and such other materials as the OTE Group, in consultation with the Monitor, may consider appropriate;

Claims Package means the Proof of Claim form, the Notice to Claimants, the Instruction Letter, and any other documentation the Applicants, in consultation with the Monitor, may deem appropriate;

Claims Package means the document package which shall include a copy of the Claims Process Order, the Notice to Claimants, and a Proof of Claim and related instructions, along with any other documentation the Applicants, in consultation with the Monitor, may deem appropriate;

Claims Package means a package including the applicable Receiver’s Claim, the Notice to Subject Members, the Instruction Letter, a blank form of Notice of Dispute, and any other documentation the Receiver may deem appropriate;

Claims Package means the materials to be provided by the Proposal Trustee to Persons who may have a Claim, which materials shall include:

Claims Package means the document package to be posted on the Monitor’s Website which shall include a copy of the Claims Process Order, the Notice to Creditors and a Proof of Claim and related instruction letter.

Claims Package means the document package which shall include copies of: (i) the Claims Process Instruction Letter; and (ii) a blank Proof of Claim form;