Reimbursement Claim definition

Reimbursement Claim means the value of all eligible premiums reported by an eligible dealer during a reimbursement year.[PL 2011, c. 211, §14 (NEW).]
Reimbursement Claim means a written request, in electronic or paper form, by a Settlement Class Member, consistent with the provisions of this Agreement, seeking reimbursement for documented Economic Losses.
Reimbursement Claim means any claim for reimbursement of time spent remediating issues related to payment card issues fairly traceable to the Data Breach.

Examples of Reimbursement Claim in a sentence

  • When no reimbursement is requested or when internal account funds are used, the Out-of-County Travel Authorization and Reimbursement Claim form must be received in the Division of Human Resources at least three workdays prior to the effective date of leave.

  • No Settlement Class Member may have more than one valid Claim Form for a Reimbursement Claim.

  • Direct funding requires a State of California procurement method, such as a State Contract Agreement like the 988 System contract, or California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) Agreement.Reimbursement Claim ProcessThe Reimbursement Claim Process provides the LCC a method to be compensated for non-988 System related expenses that are pre-approved for funding by the CA 9-1-1 Branch.

  • Such leave must be submitted on the Out-of-County Travel Authorization and Reimbursement Claim form to the appropriate administrator at least ten working days prior to the first day of absence.

  • If a Panel issued an Opinion on Petition for Rehearing in connection with the underlying appeal, that same Panel may decide the Opinion on Reimbursement Claim.


More Definitions of Reimbursement Claim

Reimbursement Claim shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Section C.1.
Reimbursement Claim means any claim of Seller arising in connection with the return, disgorgement or reimbursement by Seller to any Obligor, or any other Entity, of all or any portion of any payment or transfer received by Seller on account of the Designated Securities Pool prior to the Cut-Off Date.
Reimbursement Claim has the meaning set forth in Section 2.3.
Reimbursement Claim means any claim which ACP, Richard S. Allen, or Richard S. Allen, Inc. (collectively “Guarantors”) has against DLH for any payments or other distributions made by any of the Guarantors to a creditor of DLH on account of an obligation where the Guarantors executed a guaranty of such an obligation and DLH was directly liable under the obligation. Reimbursement Claim shall also mean any claim Richard S. Allen or Richard S. Allen, Inc. has against ACP for any payments or other distributions made by either of them on a debt where ACP is the primary obligor or a co- guarantor of such debt.
Reimbursement Claim means any and all claims held by any of the Debtors against Lodwrick M. Cook and Carole D. Cook arising out of or in connection with the $7,500,000 financial accommodation made by GC Holdings for Lodwrick M. Cook and Carole D. Cook under the Reimbursement Agreement dated July 26, 2001 as extended by unanimous written consent of the Board of Directors of GCL as of December 21, 2001 and the proceeds therefrom.
Reimbursement Claim. If you made a payment(s) to a Debt Buyer on your credit card account after you received a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge, then you may submit a claim to receive a cash payment up to the full amount of your post-discharge payment(s) to the Debt Buyer. To receive this payment, you must fully complete, sign, and mail the Reimbursement Claim form available on the Settlement Website. You must also submit documentation -08370-rdsdupportDingotche 1cla2im2-(i3n the fForimleodf ca0n3ce/ll0ed1c/h1ec8ks, acEconunttestraetedme0nts3, /o0r s1im/1ila8r p1ro6of:)1an0d:s5w5ear thatEthxe hibit doPcurmoepntoatsioen ids oSrigeintatlleorma treuenatndAcgorrreecet cmopye. nt and Exhibits Pg 62 of 107 • Distribution Claim: All Settlement Class Members, whether or not they paid on a discharged account, may be entitled to receive a pro rata portion of the remaining Settlement Fund. To receive a Distribution Claim payment, you must submit a Claim affirming that you fit the definition of a Class Member, that you have read the representations in the Claim Form, including the reasons the credit reporting may have caused harm, and that you believe you are entitled to monetary compensation. You must fully complete, sign, and mail the Distribution Claim form available on the Settlement Website. How do I submit a Claim? You can view and print a paper claim form at www.[webaddress].com. You can also request a claim form by calling [number], or by emailing or writing to the Settlement Administrator. You can submit a Claim by mail or online at www.[webaddress].com. The deadline to submit a Claim is TK. Your rights may be affected. If you do not exclude yourself from the Settlement, you will be bound by the terms of the Settlement Agreement, including its Releases. If you do not want to be legally bound by the Settlement, you must ask (in writing) to be excluded from the Settlement Class by TK. If you stay in the Settlement Class, you may object to the Settlement by TK. The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York will schedule a hearing to consider whether to approve the Settlement and a request for attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses, plus a special service payment to the Class Representative who initiated the lawsuit. You can appear at the hearing, but you do not have to. You can hire your own attorney, at your own expense, to appear or speak for you at the hearing. You can call the toll-free number [TK] or visit the website at www.[webaddress].com to learn more a...
Reimbursement Claim means a claim submitted by a grantee to the division for payment of expenditures made pursuant to a grant awarded under OAR 423-010-0025.