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The most important question in this case is that if I win, Twitter Court ruling, will you be able to force Billionair Known for violating customs, to buy the company that he does not want to own.
There are a few examples of similar incidents in which the buyer was forced to complete the purchase under the terms of the contract. For example, a Delaware judge ordered "Apollo Global Management INC" In 2008 it did its best to close its $6.5 billion deal to buy a company "Huntsman" for the chemical industry.
The two parties later agreed that Apollo would pay an exorbitant fee instead.
And the head of Twitter announced, Friday, that the company will take legal measures with the aim of obligating the billionaire Elon Musk Executing the platform purchase deal, after the founder of Tesla Corporation The deal is worth $44 billion.
Brett Taylor said in a tweet: "Twitter’s Board of Directors is committed to completing the transaction at the price and terms agreed with Musk".
On Friday, Musk canceled his deal to buy Twitter, accusing the social media platform of providing misleading data and failing to provide information about the number of Twitter accounts. fake accountsWhich is essential to the company’s business, according to a letter he sent to a regulatory body.
Musk’s cancellation of the $44 billion deal opens the door to a legal battle with the company over the fees to terminate the deal, which could reach $1 billion and more.
According to AFP, he said Musk’s lawyers In a message to Twitter, a copy was sent to US Securities and Exchange Commissionthat "Mr. Musk exercises his right to cancel the agreement and abandon the deal".
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The most important question in this case is that if I win, Twitter Court ruling, will you be able to force Billionair Known for violating customs, to buy the company that he does not want to own.
There are a few examples of similar incidents in which the buyer was forced to complete the purchase under the terms of the contract. For example, in 2008 a Delaware judge ordered Apollo Global Management INC to do its best to close its $6.5 billion deal to buy Huntsman Corp. chemicals.
The two parties later agreed that Apollo would pay an exorbitant fee instead.
And the head of Twitter announced, Friday, that the company will take legal measures with the aim of obligating the billionaire Elon Musk Executing the platform purchase deal, after the founder of Tesla Corporation The deal is worth $44 billion.
“The Twitter Board of Directors is committed to completing the transaction at the price and terms agreed with Musk,” Brett Taylor said in a tweet.
On Friday, Musk canceled his deal to buy Twitter, accusing the social media platform of providing misleading data and failing to provide information about the number of Twitter accounts. fake accountsWhich is essential to the company’s business, according to a letter he sent to a regulatory body.
Musk’s cancellation of the $44 billion deal opens the door to a legal battle with the company over the fees to terminate the deal, which could reach $1 billion and more.
According to AFP, he said Musk’s lawyers In a message to Twitter, a copy was sent to US Securities and Exchange CommissionMr. Musk is exercising his right to cancel the agreement and abandon the deal.