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EXHIBIT C Household Securities Litigation Verdictcase: Fund 1:02-Cv-05893 Document #: 1790-3 Filed: 12/22/11 Page 2 of 302 Pageid #:54613 Lead Case No Case: 1:02-cv-05893 Document #: 1790-3 Filed: 12/22/11 Page 1 of 302 PageID #:54612 EXHIBIT C Household Securities Litigation VerdictCase: Fund 1:02-cv-05893 Document #: 1790-3 Filed: 12/22/11 Page 2 of 302 PageID #:54613 Lead Case No. 02-C-5893 (Consolidated) Exhibit C - Rejected Claims with Reject Code Claim ID Claimant Name Reject Code Claim ID Claimant Name Reject Code 643004-0 MARTIN C BROWN IRA G 622034-7 305592 HEALTH SVCS G 624450-5 ANNE TILNEY BRUNE P 622601-9 305833-UBS GLOBAL ASSET G 642851-7 ALAN R BUCK IRRA G 622293-5 308327 JENNISON ASSOC G 624489-0 ELIZABETH C CHANDLER P 622294-3 308339-MAINE MED-JENNISON G 624604-4 LAURA EMILY KELLEY COX P 622119-0 308925 KC-CRESTWOOD ASSET P 624495-5 FERNANDA DAU 1994 TRUST P 622602-7 308958-UBS GLOBAL ASSET P 624540-4 KENDRA I DAU FAMILY TR UOA 1 10 9 P 622080-0 312468 INCARNATE-PRIMECAP P 624571-4 FRED M GIBBONS SEPARATE PROPERTY P 117987-0 32 BJ SHLD G 624592-7 PATRICIA S HAUSER TRUST UOA MAY 3 P 609703-0 35 SALSER PT 1 MESSNER & SMI P 642636-0 THEODORE R HUTER TTEE G 609881-9 35 SALSER PT 1 TEN ASSET MGM P 624025-9 ALEXANDER KOLEVZON P 609704-9 35 SALSER PT 2 MESSNER & SMI P 624552-8 BRENDA LAKIN P 609882-7 35 SALSER PT 2 TEN ASSET MGM G 642638-7 ESTHER C LINK TTEE M 609705-7 35 SALSER PT 3 MESSNER & SMI P 642619-0 FBO PAUL K MCKEEHEN M 609883-5 35 SALSER PT 3 TEN ASSET MGM G 624188-3 AOC SARAH PETER #85192600 M 623825-4 38 BEVERLY ROAD TRUST P 624549-8 JENNIFER RANSOM TRUST DTD 12 14 8 P 650742-5 382331 ALBERTA LTD G 624550-1 WILLIAM RANSOM TRUST DTD 12 4 88 P 623401-1 3850544 CANADA INC P 624551-0 EARL RANSOM TRUST DTD 12 4 88 P 623395-3 3850552 CANADA INC P 624485-8 THERESA SCHUMANN TRUST P 641462-1 4 D SERVICES INC SEP P 624541-2 HARRY SIMMON IRA ROO P 650734-4 490408 ALBERTA LTD G 624303-7 MS MARY SMART REVOCABLE TR P 616947-3 500 INDEX FUND G 624307-0 GERALD SOSNOFF AKA GARY SOSNOFF P 610012-0 501C3 ARMSTRONG SHAW ASS P 624308-8 SELMA S SOSNOFF AKA SALLY SOSNOFF P 619828-7 554N G 642631-0 PAUL R WEAVER TTEE M 623394-5 679312 ALBERTA LTD PRIMO P 624456-4 RICHARD J WILLIAMS IRA P 615719-0 8TH DIST ELEC QUEST G 609707-3 #5221 - 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