to report intimidation and abuse of power." The Casamonica family-based mafia group, which was targeted by Tuesday's operation in which over 30 were arrested "is a galaxy" that is more frightening than traditional clans, he said. "They are different groups bonded together by blood ties that stand out for their iron-clad control of 'their' territory," he said, "and have become one of the most frightening criminal realities of the city." He stressed that several types of criminal activities were involved.

the debtor, United Chemical Technologies, Inc.  ("UCT"), a chemical separation science company, to facilitate the purchase by UCT of a manufacturing facility from Huls.  They then entered into a Subordination Agreement in order to clarify their respective rights to receive payment from UCT.  Under the Agreement, UCT's debts to Huls were subordinated to CoreStates's.  Huls also agreed that it would not retain any payment by UCT, including those paid under a bankruptcy plan, until UCT had paid off its indebtedness to CoreStates in full.


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After UCT filed for bankruptcy, but before the Plan of Reorganization was finally confirmed, UCT paid to Huls some $600,000 as called for by the Plan.  CoreStates demanded that Huls pay this sum over to it.  CoreStates filed objections