Monetary Relief means the compensation which the Magistrate may order the respondent to pay to the aggrieved person, at any stage during the hearing of an application seeking any relief under this Act, to meet the expenses incurred and the losses suffered by the aggrieved person as a result of the domestic violence;

Monetary Relief. The amount available to the Settlement Class is intended to compensate Settlement Class Members for the wages and other compensation they allegedly lost and damages they are allegedly owed as a result of the practices alleged in the Case.

Monetary Relief. A Settlement Fund has been created totaling $16,375,000.00. Class Member payments, and the cost to administer the Settlement, the cost to inform people about the Settlement, attorneys’ fees, and an award to the Class Representative will also come out of this fund (see Question 13). A detailed description of the settlement benefits can be found in the Settlement Agreement. [insert hyperlink]

Examples of Monetary Relief in a sentence

Claimants who receive Monetary Relief may also be eligible to have their pension benefits adjusted.
All employer-side and employee-side contributions to adjust pension benefits will come from the Claimant’s share of the $2,750,000 available for Monetary Relief and shall be based on a formula agreed to by the parties.
Morrison, Representing the Unrepresented in Class Actions Seeking Monetary Relief, 71 N.Y.U. L.
How will the $2,750,000 in Monetary Relief be allocated among the Claimants eligible to receive Monetary Relief?The United States will initially determine each Claimant’s share of the amount available for Monetary Relief.
The Court will make the final decision on each Claimant’s share of the $2,750,000 available for Monetary Relief.

More Definitions of Monetary Relief

Monetary Relief means a monetary award based on the United States’ calculation of some of the lost wages that the United States alleges would have accrued to those per- sons who would have been hired into the position of correctional officer but for the disparate impact of the written or revised written exam or the video exam.

Monetary Relief means monetary compensation for Delay Damages and/or Other Damages, as described in Section V below.

Monetary Relief means a type of Claim Review Relief available through the Claim Review Process, as further described in Section V.D.

Monetary Relief. Defendant has created a Settlement Fund totaling $16,000,000.00. Class Member payments, and the cost to administer the Settlement, the cost to inform people about the Settlement, attorneys’ fees, and an award to the Class Representatives will also come out of this fund (see Question 13). A detailed description of the settlement benefits can be found in the Settlement Agreement available on the settlement website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx

Monetary Relief means the sum total of the monetary payments made to a Group/Class

Monetary Relief. Pyramid will pay a total of $450,000 as part of the Settlement. From that amount, payments will be made to Class Counsel for attorney’s fees (up to $112,500, or 25% of the Settlement Amount) and costs actually incurred in litigating this case (up to $4,000), to the Settlement Administrator for administration costs (up to $8,000), and to the Plaintiffs for their representation of the Class (up to $3,000 each). This award is intended to compensate the Plaintiffs for their risk incurred and time and efforts to advance the prosecution of this lawsuit on behalf of you and other Class Members. The final amounts of these various payments are all subject to Court approval. If the Court approves the maximum amounts permitted, then the remainder of the Settlement Amount, $316,500 (the “Class Fund”), will remain for distribution to Class Members who do not exclude themselves from the Settlement. Training: Pyramid has agreed to train employees on the prohibition against off‐the‐clock work and will regularly remind employees that Pyramid expects them to be clocked in whenever work is performed.

Monetary Relief means relief, redress or remedial action other than monetary damages or Injunctive Relief sought in any of the following forms of action: declaratory judgment, certiorari review, claimed violations of Colorado open meetings or open records laws, or other action seeking equitable relief under Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 106.