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supplement these responses. . In 1966 Dana Corporation acquired 100% of the stock an Illinois corporation known as Victor Manufacturing & Gasket Company, incorporated in Chicago, Illinois. In 1967, Victor Manufacturing & Gasket Company was dissolved pursuant to and in conformity with relevant provisions of the Illinois Business Corporation Act of 1933, contained at 111. Rev. Stat. Ch. 32 . 74-81(1967). The Act was in effect in Illinois at the time of the voluntary dissolution ofVictor '> Manufacturing & Gasket Company. Other provisions of the Act governed merger and : consolidation. See 111. Rev. Stat. Ch. 32 61-70 (1967). No attempt was made to merge Victor ; Manufacturing & Gasket C ompany with D ana. D ana formed the V ictor D ivision o f D ana Corporation in approximately 1967 (now known as the Victor Reinz Division).1 Dana rejects any liability for products manufactured by the dissolved company known as . . VVictor Manufacturing &.Gasket Company. Moreover, to the extent that these interrogatories and requests for production attempt to impose an obligation upon Dana to provide information and/or . documents for that dissolved company, Dana objects to such interrogatories and requests for production. Dana limits these responses to Dana's Victor Products Division that manufactured . . gaskets beginning in approximately 1967. Dana limits its responses to the time periods requested by plaintiffs but not earlier than 1967. Dana Corporation ("Dana") manufactures primarily vehicular products. Plaintiffs may . allege that certain asbestos-containing building materials caused their claimed injuries. Dana does . not now, nor has it ever, manufactured, sold or distributed asbestos-containing building materials.. : 1 Victor Products Division (now Victor Reinz Division), excluding Reinz Wisconsin Gasket Co. is : . hereinafter referred to as "Victor Products Division". v . \'vV .2 '