Examples of Second Order in a sentence

The Distribution Protocol is part of this Settlement Agreement and will be subject to approval by the Court, as part of the application seeking Court approval of this Settlement Agreement (the Second Order).
The Parties waive any rights of appeal if the Second Order is granted by the Court.
The Distribution Protocol is part of this Settlement Agreement and will be subject to approval as part of the motions seeking Court approval of the Second Order.
Except as otherwise provided in the Agreement and the Second Order, and as a condition of Settlement, the Action shall be dismissed without costs and with prejudice as against the Defendant.
The level work will be performed to Second Order, Class II standards (or better) and the maximum allowable error will be no more than 8 mm times the square root of “K”, where “K” is the total distance in kilometers.

More Definitions of Second Order

Second Order means the anticipated order of the Court approving the terms of this Settlement Agreement and approving Class Counsel Fees and Disbursements, which will be substantially in the form of Schedule E hereto or as modified by the Court.

Second Order means the order issued by the Court to: (1) approve the Settlement Agreement; (2) approve the Distribution Protocol; and (3) approve the appointment of the Claims Administrator.

Second Order means the anticipated orders of the Court certifying the Class Action as a class proceeding, approving the terms of this Settlement Agreement, and approving Class Counsel Fees.

Second Order means the draft orders of the Courts at Schedule E and E1 approving the terms of this Settlement Agreement.

Second Order means the order made by the Court granting the relief sought on the Second Motion, substantially in the form of the order at Schedule “D.”

Second Order means that increasing the number of points x times makes the error go down by x−2.

Second Order means the order substantially in the form attached asSchedule “D”: