Exclusion Process Sample Clauses

Exclusion Process a. A member of the Settlement Class may request to be excluded from the Settlement Class in writing by a request postmarked, or submitted electronically via the Settlement Website, on or before the Objection/Exclusion Deadline.
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Exclusion Process. The process the parties will use to determine future exclusions under this Article is as follows:
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Exclusion Process. (a) At any time, the Counterparty may (but shall not be obliged to) verify whether an SME Transaction included in the Portfolio is an Eligible SME Transaction or a Non Eligible SME Transaction and whether its inclusion in the Portfolio is in compliance with the terms of this Agreement.
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Exclusion Process. The Division and the Company agree that “major events” should be excluded from the outage data. A major event is defined as: “An event which exceeds reasonable design or operational limits of the electric power system, and during which at least 10% of the customers within an operating area experience a sustained interruption during a 24-hour period.” The Division and the Company also agree that performance results delivered will be normalized to exclude all events where the above conditions apply, and that have been approved by the Commission.
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Exclusion Process. 37. Class Members may opt out of the Settlement by submitting a written request to be excluded from the Settlement to the Settlement Administrator. Any such request for exclusion must be mailed, e-mailed, or faxed to the Settlement Administrator, postmarked or time-stamped no later than fourteen (14) calendar days after the date that Plaintiff files motions for final approval of the Settlement and approval of Class Counsel’s attorneys’ fees and costs, Settlement- Administration Expenses, the Class Representative’s Service Award, and the LWDA’s share of the PAGA Payment. A request for exclusion must: (a) state the case name and number; (b) state the Class Member’s name, current address, current telephone number, and last four digits of his or her Social Security number; (c) contain a clear statement that the Class Member wishes to opt out of the Settlement; and (d) be signed by the Class Member. Requests for exclusion that do not include all required information, or that are not submitted on a timely basis, will preliminarily be deemed invalid and ineffective; however, the Parties agree to meet and confer on late or ambiguous requests for exclusion, and may mutually agree to accept them for good cause shown. O BJECTION PROCESS
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Exclusion Process. (a) Subject to clause5.2(c) and 5.2(d) below, if a loan to an SME included in the Portfolio is, or an SME Loan becomes, a Non-Conforming SME Loan:
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Exclusion Process. 33. A Class Member may be excluded from this Settlement either by the provisions of paragraph 29 of this Agreement or by submitting a request in accordance with the terms stated below (“Exclusion Request”). For an Exclusion Request to be accepted, it must be timely and valid.
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Exclusion Process. _I understand that, if my child becomes ill with COVID-19- like symptoms while at school a staff member will bring them to an isolated space and stay with them until they are picked up. I understand that if my child is diagnosed COVID-19 positive or presumed to have COVID-19 or has had a known exposure to COVID-19 they may NOT return to school until seen by or consulting with a doctor/health professional and have met the criteria for discontinuing home isolation. I understand that a doctor’s note is required clearing the child for returning to school. I understand that if my child is out sick for 3 or more days for any reason, they must bring a doctor’s note to return. I understand that if my child has a fever, they may not return to school until 48 -hours have passed fever-free without the use of any fever-reducing medications. I understand that my child must maintain an up-to-date well-child visit record with their pediatrician. They also must be up to date with all immunizations. Failure to comply may result in loss of childcare.
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Exclusion Process. 8.1 A Settlement Class Member who wishes to exclude herself from this Settlement and from the release of claims pursuant to this Settlement shall submit a timely and valid request to exclude themselves. To be timely, the request for exclusion must be sent to the Claims Administrator and postmarked by the Claim Filing Deadline (or, in the case of a re-mailed notice, within 60 days of its mailing but not later than 30 days after the Claim Filing Deadline). To be valid, the request for exclusion must be in writing, signed by the Settlement Class Member and contain a statement that the individual requests to be excluded from the Settlement Class and that she is aware that by opting out she will forego any monetary relief from the Settlement.
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