The Chancery Court of the US state of Delaware has made public the details of Elon Musk's case against the purchase of the micro-bloggin...
The Chancery Court of the US state of Delaware has made public the details of Elon Musk's case against the purchase of the micro-blogging website Twitter.
Before Elon Musk, the court had also made public the details of the Twitter case.
The war between the two has been going on for the past few months, initially in April, Elon Musk had agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion, but later he changed it and stipulated that fake accounts be deleted from the platform. be done
The fake accounts led to a rift between Twitter and Elon Musk, after which Elon Musk backed out of buying Twitter in July.
After Elon Musk backed out, Twitter filed a lawsuit against him in a Delaware court, appealing to the court to order Elon Musk to complete the purchase agreement.
After Twitter's request, Elon Musk applied to the said court not to start the trial of Twitter for the time being, but the court announced to start the trial of the case in October.
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After the court decision, Elon Musk filed a counter-suit against Twitter in the same court, alleging that Twitter cheated him, gave him false information and made many changes to the Twitter application even after the agreement. Is.
Now the court has released details of Elon Musk's lawsuit and pleas, in which he has accused Twitter and said he is open to a buyout if the platform accedes to his demands.
According to the news agency 'Associated Press' (AP), Elon Musk has alleged in his lawsuit that Twitter misrepresented him, deceived him, he was told that the number of daily active users of Twitter is 230 million. is more than while it is known that the number of such users is less than 7 crores.
Elon Musk has also leveled other accusations at the platform, claiming that many changes were made to the platform without asking him even after the purchase agreement was signed.
He also claimed that without his consent or advice, Twitter also closed the accounts of organizations and people in other countries at the behest of governments.
When Elon Musk signed a deal to buy Twitter in April, he alleged that he would promote freedom of expression on the platform and that he would not close the account of someone who abuses himself.
The petitions of Twitter and Elon Musk will now be heard in October and the court is likely to complete the hearings within two weeks and give a decision.
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