Legacy Issues definition
Legacy Issues means any Claim that, in substance, NRTC: (a) charged or collected excessive or inappropriate amounts, including for margin; (b) inappropriately made use of any net savings, margin or patronage capital, including investing, spending or committing to spend any such net savings, margin or patronage for uses or on ventures other than NRTC's DIRECTV services business; (c) failed to collect or to pay over any amounts for so-called "launch fees," "marketing support," or "advertising revenues"; (d) incorrectly or inappropriately calculated, or failed to distribute, any patronage income or capital, or is required to distribute any patronage income or capital; (e) inappropriately or incorrectly allocated or calculated patronage and non-patronage sourced income; (f) inappropriately or incorrectly calculated, or failed to distribute to its patrons, its net savings; (g) interfered with or failed to protect any alleged territory rights, subscriber or subscriber information rights, or any revenues or profits lost thereby; or (h) breached or violated any alleged rights of, or duties owed to, the Selling Pegasus Debtors under the Member Agreements or as a member or affiliate of NRTC, including, without limitation, by entering into or consummating the Class Action Settlement.
Legacy Issues means the legacy issues which arose in the Bank prior to its nationalisation and in INBS prior to the acquisition by the Bank of the Minister’s shareholding in INBS.