essaunders
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there appears to be two options - state valid objections or exclude
There are only 7 elements of an exclusion letter, but 11 (xi) parts to an objection letter.
based on the letter templates in this thread, it appears we are discussing 'objections' - however, i haven't seen this discussion.
1. did I miss discussion about the two options?
2. shouldn't we change this thread title - 'Opt Out' seems to imply exclusion, not objection.
3. does anyone else think that anyone exludung themselves won't have the option to get a warrantee battery replacement (or at least put themselves at risk if Nissan wants to exercise their lawyers)?
edits to add:
I rescanned this thread.
There has been NO discussion about the difference between Exclusion and Objection.
The settlement agreement is very clear that there is a difference. If greater than 925 people exclude themselves (paragraph 55 of the SA) then nissan can get out of it. I read that to mean that don't have to offer the warrantee.
I'm not sure what happens if boatloads of people object to the fairness.
So, my current thoughts. If you want a battery warrantee, you can't exclude yourself, but you can object. If you want to stop the whole thing (and potentially take away the warrantee (Yes, I know Nissan has publicly announced etc) for everyone, you can exclude yourself. If you want to sue, you must exclude yourself.
but, I'm not a lawyer, so what do I know.
There are only 7 elements of an exclusion letter, but 11 (xi) parts to an objection letter.
based on the letter templates in this thread, it appears we are discussing 'objections' - however, i haven't seen this discussion.
1. did I miss discussion about the two options?
2. shouldn't we change this thread title - 'Opt Out' seems to imply exclusion, not objection.
3. does anyone else think that anyone exludung themselves won't have the option to get a warrantee battery replacement (or at least put themselves at risk if Nissan wants to exercise their lawyers)?
53. Settlement Class Members may elect to exclude themselves from this Settlement Agreement, relinquishing their rights to benefits under this Settlement Agreement (SA).
edits to add:
I rescanned this thread.
There has been NO discussion about the difference between Exclusion and Objection.
The settlement agreement is very clear that there is a difference. If greater than 925 people exclude themselves (paragraph 55 of the SA) then nissan can get out of it. I read that to mean that don't have to offer the warrantee.
I'm not sure what happens if boatloads of people object to the fairness.
So, my current thoughts. If you want a battery warrantee, you can't exclude yourself, but you can object. If you want to stop the whole thing (and potentially take away the warrantee (Yes, I know Nissan has publicly announced etc) for everyone, you can exclude yourself. If you want to sue, you must exclude yourself.
but, I'm not a lawyer, so what do I know.