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Yarway Corporation
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1:13-bk-11025
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April 08, 2015
Yarway Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan With $325M Asbestos Trust
A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave defunct manufacturing company Yarway Corp. the nod Wednesday for a Chapter 11 plan that would pay $325 million into a trust to handle thousands of asbestos-related injury claims, with the bulk of the money coming from nondebtor parent Tyco International Ltd.
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December 23, 2014
Yarway Floats Ch. 11 Plan Featuring $325M Asbestos Trust
Yarway Corp. submitted a Chapter 11 plan Monday that would see the defunct manufacturer and nondebtor parent Tyco International Ltd. pay $325 million into a trust tasked with handling the thousands of asbestos-related injury claims that spurred Yarway's bankruptcy.
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May 07, 2013
Yarway Sues To Shield Parent Tyco From Asbestos Claims
Defunct industrial manufacturer Yarway Corp. launched a suit Monday to protect its Swiss parent Tyco International Ltd. and other nondebtor affiliates from the asbestos claims that tipped the company into bankruptcy last month.