Examples of Ontario Class Action in a sentence
On December 12, 2013, the Ontario Class Action was finally certified to proceed as a class action.
The Settlement Facility, the Litigation Facility, the Quebec Class Action Fund, the Ontario Class Action Fund, the B.C. Class Action Fund and the Australia Breast Implant Optional Settlement Fund shall be funded pursuant to the terms of the Funding Payment Agreement.
Table 11: Credit-Related Expenses (A detailed explanation of the components of credit-related expenses begins on Page 72 of Fannie Mae’s 10-K.) As noted below in Table 17, Fannie Mae’s realized credit losses were $1.3 billion in 2007, compared with $517 million in 2006, reflecting higher charge-offs and foreclosed property expense in the second half of 2007.
The Manager intends to vigorously defend the Quebec Class Action and the Ontario Class Action.
Prepared by the Ontario Class Action Bench-Bar Liaison Committee as a guide for courts and practitioners.
Such Family Member Claims shall be resolved out of the payments of the Reorganized Debtor to the Ontario Class Action Fund.
Reversion of the leftovers to the defendant is not only included in many settlements but also a statutory rule in some states: Australia Federal Class Action Part IV A, s 33ZA (5); Victoria Supreme Court Act 1986, Part 4A, s 33ZA (5); Ontario Class Action Act, s 26 [10]; British Columbia Class Action Act, s 34 (5) (c).
The Reorganized Debtor will provide funding, in the aggregate amount of $17.9 million (nominal), over a seven-year period, to fund the Ontario Class Action Fund.
Money Mart’s parent company “admit[ted] no wrong doing,” indicating that the “settlement will allow us to avoid the continuing substantial litigation expense”; Dollar Financial Corp, News Release, “Dollar Financial Corp Announces Expected Settlement in Ontario Class Action Litigation” (9 June 2009) online: DFC <http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=177357&p=irol- newsArticle&ID=1297774&highlight= >.
Lifting the Stay to permit the Plaintiffs to pursue Sino-Forest and the Directors and Officer Defendants in the Ontario Class Action would not serve the objectives of the CCAA, and would instead impair Sino-Forest’s restructuring efforts.