Practice Change definition

Practice Change means BANA’s agreement to cease assessing NSF or OD Fees in connection with (a) an ACH entry on an Account that was submitted by a merchant or a merchant’s bank with a “REDEP CHECK” indicator, or (b) a physical check (not an ACH transaction) that was re-presented for payment after having initially been returned for non-sufficient funds and charged an NSF Fee, for a period of at least five (5) years beginning on 180 calendar days from Final Approval of the Settlement, whichever is later.
Practice Change means the business practice change implemented by StockX on the StockX Platforms on February 3, 2023, as defined in paragraph 7 of this Settlement Agreement.
Practice Change means BANA’s agreement to not assess an ACH First Party Fee for a period of at least five (5) years from the Preliminary Approval of the Settlement.

Examples of Practice Change in a sentence

  • Together, the Practice Change and the Redeemable Credits are the consideration to Group Members for this settlement.

  • Upon acceptance of a practice’s application or Practice Change Form (see 2018 PCMH Initiative Participation Guide for details) the PCMH Initiative Operations Contractor will update the HPD portal to indicate which practices are participating in the PCMH Initiative.

  • Collectively, the Practice Change and the Credits are considered full and complete consideration paid by StockX to Plaintiff and Class Members for this settlement.

  • The Parties acknowledge that the Defendants have already implemented, on or before April 21, 2023, without any admission of liability or fault, the Practice Change, which they deem acceptable.

  • Through this Settlement, the Settling Parties wish to settle among themselves any and all Claims on a without admission basis and agree that the Practice Change and the redeemable Settlement Credits are inter alia the considerations justifying the Settlement.

  • In the event of a change of control (as defined in the Severance Practice; Change of Control Policy (10/94) (attached)) where CytoTherapeutics is not the surviving entity and the change of control results in a material change in job responsibility, compensation, or loss of job within the first two years of your employment with the Company, your severance will be the greater of the severance as defined in Paragraph 8(a) or the Severance Policy dated (10/94).

  • Screenshots illustrating this new Business Practice Change, as already implemented by the Defendants as at the date of the execution of this Agreement, are included in Schedule D.

  • The Practice Change was a condition sine qua non for Plaintiff’s acceptance of the present Settlement; both Plaintiff and Class Counsel recognize and accept that the applied change resolves entirely Plaintiff’s allegations and claims, both individual and as representative of the Settlement Class, regarding Platinum Tickets.

  • The Parties shall use their best efforts so that the implementation of the Settlement Agreement does not impact StockX’s operations, nor cause it any additional expense or additional change in business practice other than the Practice Change agreed upon under this Settlement Agreement.


More Definitions of Practice Change

Practice Change means the business practice change described in paragraph 8 of the Settlement;
Practice Change means BANA’s agreement to cease assessing NSF or OD Fees in connection with (a) an ACH entry on an Account that was submitted by a merchant or a merchant’s bank with a “REDEP CHECK” indicator, or (b) a physical check (not an ACH transaction) that was re-presented
Practice Change means the deletion on the Ticketmaster Platforms of reference to Platinum Tickets as “some of the best seats in the house”;
Practice Change means BANA’s agreement to cease assessing NSF or OD Fees on automated clearinghouse entries labeled by the merchant as a “RETRY PYMT” for a period of at least five (5) years beginning on either February 28, 2022 or 180 calendar days from Final Approval of the Settlement, whichever is later.