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surety bonds and related agreements); (i) ESIS, Inc.; 0) CNA Surety; and (k) Travelers <br />Companies.5 In addition, the Debtors may consent to the filing of a Master Proof of Claim by <br />other entities. Notwithstanding any other provision of the Bar Date Order to the contrary, upon <br />receipt of the Debtors' written consent (which the Debtors may grant or withhold in their <br />reasonable discretion), each such entity shall be authorized to file a Master Proof of Claim, <br />subject to the terms of the Bar Date Order (but notwithstanding paragraph 8(e) thereof). <br />For administrative convenience, any Master Proof of Claim authorized herein shall be <br />filed in the case of Debtor PEC (as defined in the Bar Date Order) (In re Peabody Energy <br />Corporation, Case No. 16-42529-399) (the "Lead Case") with respect to all amounts asserted in <br />such Master Proof of Claim, and such Master Proof of Claim shall be deemed to be filed and <br />asserted by the applicable entity or entities against every Debtor that is potentially liable for the <br />applicable claim so long as such authorized Master Proof of Claim sets forth in reasonable detail <br />the basis for such claim and, to the extent reasonably possible, the amount asserted against each <br />applicable Debtor. No authorized Master Proof of Claim shall be disallowed, reduced or <br />expunged solely on the basis that it is filed only in the Lead Case and only against Debtor PEC. <br />The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (the "PBGC"), may file a single, consolidated <br />proof of claim on account of each of its claims, which claim shall be deemed to be filed against <br />all of the Debtors (the "PBGC Claim"); provided, however, that the PBGC Claim shall set forth <br />in reasonable detail the basis and amount of the claims asserted against each Debtor, as required <br />by the Bankruptcy Code, the Bankruptcy Rules, and any applicable order of the Court. If timely <br />filed by the applicable Bar Date, the PBGC Claim shall be deemed a valid proof of claim against <br />each Debtor described in the PBGC Claim and PBGC shall not be required to file a proof of <br />claim in the separate case of each such Debtor. The authorization for PBGC to file a single, <br />consolidated proof of claim is for procedural purposes only, intended for administrative <br />convenience and shall not be interpreted or construed to substantively affect any right, objection, <br />claim or defense of any party in interest to the PBGC Claim, including amount, extent, validity, <br />priority, perfection, or enforceability of any claim or security interest asserted by the PBGC <br />Claim. For the avoidance of doubt, the authorization granted in the Bar Date Order is without <br />prejudice to the right of any party to object to the PBGC Claim on the basis of insufficient <br />information, or to seek to disallow, and/or expunge the proof of claim to the extent it is <br />determined that all or any portion of the claims or security interests asserted in the PBGC Claim <br />are not allowable against any individual Debtor's estate. <br />Any entity asserting a Rejection Damages Claim with an administrative claim component <br />must file, along with its proof of claim, a detailed statement describing the nature and basis of <br />any portion of the Rejection Damages Claim asserting an administrative priority under <br />section 503(b) of the Bankruptcy Code (the "Administrative Claim Supplement"). <br />Under the Bar Date Order, the filing of a proof of claim form, along with an attached <br />Administrative Claim Supplement, if applicable, shall be deemed to satisfy the procedural <br />requirements for the assertion of a Rejection Damages Claim (including any administrative claim <br />The Travelers Companies include, but are not limited to Aetna Casualty & Surety, Seaboard Surety, St. <br />Paul Fire & Marine, and Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America. <br />5 <br />