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This document comprises a notice of motion and motion requesting the court to award attorneys’ fees and costs to class counsel, as well as service awards for class representatives in a class action lawsuit against General Motors LLC regarding oil consumption defects in vehicles. The motion seeks an award of 38% of the class members’ recovery, payment of statutory fees under applicable consumer protection laws, and costs incurred during the litigation.

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How to fill out motion for common fund

1. Begin by gathering all relevant documentation related to the common fund.
2. Download the official motion form for the common fund, ensuring it is the latest version.
3. Fill in your personal information, including your name, address, and contact information.
4. Specify the purpose of the motion clearly and concisely.
5. Provide a detailed description of the common fund and its intended use or distribution.
6. List all parties involved and their respective interests in the common fund.
7. Include any supporting evidence or additional documentation that will strengthen your motion.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
9. Sign and date the motion form.
10. Submit the motion to the appropriate court or governing body as instructed, ensuring you keep copies for your records.

Who needs motion for common fund?

1. Individuals or entities seeking to establish, modify, or distribute a common fund may need a motion for common fund.
2. Beneficiaries or stakeholders with a vested interest in the common fund's management and distribution.
3. Legal representatives handling matters related to trusts, estates, or collective funds.

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What is motion for common fund?

A motion for common fund is a legal request made to a court to create a common fund from which claims against a particular entity or situation can be paid. This is often used in cases involving multiple claimants.

Who is required to file motion for common fund?

Typically, the party in interest, such as a claimant or a representative of a class of claimants, is required to file a motion for common fund.

How to fill out motion for common fund?

To fill out a motion for common fund, one must complete a legal form that includes information about the case, the reasons for creating the common fund, and the distribution of funds among claimants.

What is the purpose of motion for common fund?

The purpose of a motion for common fund is to ensure that funds can be pooled together for efficient distribution to all eligible claimants in a fair and organized manner.

What information must be reported on motion for common fund?

The motion must typically report details such as the nature of the claims, the identities of the claimants, the amount being sought, and the proposed distribution plan.