Motions to Set Aside Judgments Sample Clauses

Motions to Set Aside Judgments. In addition to the monetary benefits identified in Section II.C of this Agreement, any member of the Settlement Classes against whom a judgment for possession at one of Defendant’s Properties was obtained by Defendant or its affiliates during the Class Period is eligible to file with the appropriate court a Consent Motion to Set Aside Judgment for Possession Pursuant to Rule 60(b)(5) and Stipulation of Dismissal, in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit F (the “Consent Motion”). Settlement Class Members shall have the sole obligation to fill out and file the Consent Motion. Defendant will not object to the filing of a Consent Motion by a member of the Settlement Classes. In order to qualify for this benefit, Settlement Class members must file a valid and timely claim.
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