Schedule D – Instruction Letter to Claimants
Re: In the Matter of the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. C-36, of Asbestos Corporation Limited – Instruction Letter to Claimants
Dear Sir or Madam,
This letter provides instructions to assist you in completing the Proof of Claim form with the Monitor in respect of any Existing Asbestos Claim that you may have against the Debtor, General Dynamics and/or the Insurers, in accordance with the Bar Date Order issued by the Superior Court of Québec (Commercial Division) on [●], 2025 (the “Bar Date Order”).
Please note this letter is only a guide. In case of discrepancy between the terms of this letter and those of the Bar Date Order, the terms of the Bar Date Order shall prevail.
Capitalized terms in this letter have the meanings ascribed to them in the Bar Date Order, available on the Monitor's website: Monitor Website.
EXISTING ASBESTOS CLAIMS WHICH ARE NOT RECEIVED BY THE CLAIMS BAR DATE WILL FOREVER BE BARRED AND EXTINGUISHED.
Section 1 – Particulars of the Claimant
Any Claimant asserting an Existing Asbestos Claim must file a Proof of Claim Form with the Monitor. Indicate your full legal name, address, and contact information. If you have used other business names, provide supporting documentation.
Section 2 – Proof of Claim
Identify whether your claim is against the Debtor, General Dynamics, and/or the Insurers.
Section 3 – Amount and Particulars of Claim
Set out the nature and basis of your claim, including facts and evidence. Attach additional pages if needed. Foreign currency claims will be converted to Canadian dollars as at the Determination Date.
Section 4 – Supporting Documentation
Include a statement of account, affidavit, or statutory declaration (marked “Schedule A”) supporting all amounts. Provide any other relevant documents and additional pages as needed. The Monitor will review the Proof of Claim and documentation for completeness and eligibility under the Bar Date Order.
Attachments
- Notice to Claimants
- Blank Proof of Claim Form
For additional information, refer to the Monitor’s website or contact the Monitor directly (see homepage for details).