Distribution Claim definition
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Eligible claimants for a Distribution Claim payment will receive a pro rata share of the remaining funds in the Settlement Fund after payment to other claimants.
If either CMI or CTLP is entitled to receive shares of Restructured Canwest Global pursuant to section A.5(iii) or A.5(iv), respectively, such shares shall instead be distributed to the creditors of CMI or CTLP, as the case may be, pro rata, based on each such creditor’s CMI Proven Distribution Claim or CTLP Proven Distribution Claim.
You must fully complete, sign, and mail or submit online the Distribution Claim form.
A determination of a Voting Claim of a CMI Known Creditor does not in any way affect and is without prejudice to the process to determine such CMI Known Creditor’s Distribution Claim.
If you do not complete and submit the Distribution Claim form, you will not receive a Distribution Claim payment under the Settlement.
You do not need to submit any additional documentation in order to be eligible for a Distribution Claim payment.
You can submit a Claim Form for a Distribution Claim and Reimbursement Claim if both are applicable to you.
To receive a Distribution Claim payment, you must submit a Claim affirming that you fit the definition of a Class Member, that you have read the representations in the Claim Form, including the reasons the credit reporting may have harmed the Class, and that you believe you are entitled to monetary compensation.
A Distribution Claim is a claim that you wish to be compensated for the fact that your credit report was not updated to reflect the fact that the sold CBUSA debt associated with your CBUSA credit card was discharged in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Depending upon how many persons submit claims, Distribution Claim awards may be between $10 and $125 per card holder (but may be higher or lower).