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forth in Exhibit II. All Allowed Administrative Expense, Secured and Priority Claims, as set<br />

forth in Exhibit III have been paid in full previously.<br />

61. The Liquidating Trustee further requests that the Trust, together with the<br />

Liquidating Trustee and their respective employees, members, shareholders, officers, advisors,<br />

consultants, attorneys, accountants, professionals, agents, representatives, heirs and assigns<br />

(collectively, the “Released Parties”), be forever released and discharged from any and all<br />

Claims, obligations, suits, judgments, damages, demands, debts, rights, causes of actions, and<br />

liabilities, known or unknown, then existing or thereafter arising, based in whole or in part on<br />

any Claims that are paid, classified or reserved pursuant to this Motion from the beginning of<br />

time to and after the entry of the Order approving this Motion, provided, however, that nothing<br />

herein shall be construed to release any of the Released Parties from Claims for fraud, willful<br />

misconduct, gross negligence or criminal conduct.<br />

II. Reduction of Time to Cash Checks after Termination Date<br />

62. The Plan states that Cash payments made by checks “shall be null and void<br />

if not cashed within 120 days of the date of issuance . . . .” (Plan § 6.4) (emphasis added).<br />

63. The Liquidating Trust Agreement, however, states that “[a]fter making the<br />

Final Distribution, the Liquidating Trustee shall proceed as promptly as possible (but in no event<br />

for a period longer than three months, unless a longer period is approved by the Bankruptcy<br />

Court) to wind up the affairs of the Liquidating Trust and make any required federal, state or<br />

local filings for the dissolution of the Liquidating Trust.” (Liquidating Trust Agreement § 11.2)<br />

(emphasis added).<br />

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