Family Class definition

Family Class means all persons who are brother, sister, mother, father, grandmother or grandfather of a member of the Removed Child Class and/or Jordan’s Class.

Family Class means: All persons in Canada who by virtue of personal relationships to Class Members, have claims for damages, including those defined in the Compensation Protocol attached to the Settlement Agreement as Exhibit B. For greater certainty, Family Class includes the spouses, common law spouses, children, grandchildren, parents, brothers, and sisters of Approved Claimants at the time of the Injury or Injuries. A Family Class Member, or their guardian, may complete the following form to apply for compensation under the OxyContin® and OxyNEO® National Settlement Agreement. Private & Confidential (Please type or use blue or black pen and write legibly) IF NO CLAIM FORM IS SUBMITTED BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE OXYCONTIN®/OXYNEO® USER, OR THE OXYCONTIN®/OXYNEO® USER CLAIM IS DEEMED TO BE INELIGIBLE BY THE CLAIMS ADMINISTRATOR, FAMILY MEMBERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR COMPENSATION UNDER THE SETTLEMENT. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT ALL CLAIM DOCUMENTATION: FEBRUARY 27, 2024

Family Class means all persons who are the brother, sister, mother, father, grandmother or grandfather of a member of the Removed Child Class and/or Jordan’s Class, or such other person(s) that the Court directs.

Examples of Family Class in a sentence

• Single Family Class - single family residential unit, including detached single family, duplex, two-flats, townhouses, and rowhouses.

• Multiple Family Class - residential buildings consisting of more than one dwelling unit, commonly referred to as apartment buildings, rental cooperatives, condominiums, etc.

• Through its servants, officers, employees and agents, Canada was negligent and in breach of its non-delegable fiduciary, moral, statutory, and common law duties of care to the Survivor Class, the Family Class and the Deceased Class during the Class Period.

• Baxter is a proposed representative plaintiff for the Family Class.

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• Through its servants, officers, contractors, agents and employees, for those conduct and breaches it is in law responsible, Canada was negligent and in breach of its non delegable, fiduciary, statutory, moral and common law duties to the Survivor Class, the Deceased Class and the Family Class during the Class Period.

• Francey is a proposed representative plaintiff for the Family Class.

• The proposed Class, which will include Injury Class Members and Family Class Members, will be further defined in the Application for Certification.

More Definitions of Family Class

Family Class and “Family Class Members” means derivative claims of individual family members of Class Members pursuant to s.61 of the FLA;

Family Class means all individuals who by reason of their relationship to a member of the Class are entitled to make claims under any of the following or similar statutes in Canada or the common law as a result of the death of or other injury to such member of the Class:

Family Class and “Family Class Member” means the living partner, spouse, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent or sibling of a Class Member;

Family Class or “Family Class Members” means the spouse, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent or sibling of a Class Member;

Family Class means a class of related persons of the Bond Owner as defined in the Product Rules as detailed on p.20 of this PDS.

Family Class or “Family Law Claimants” means all family members who are entitled to assert a claim pursuant to the Family Law Act and related provincial and territorial legislation with respect to the following: