Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly complained that Twitter is requesting information from people who know nothing about his deal to purchase the platform.
Bloomberg reported on Thursday that Musk wrote a letter to Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen McCormick to complain about the company’s actions:
“The billionaire on Wednesday complained about it to the judge overseeing their legal dispute. After a fusillade of document demands over the acquisition, which Twitter has sued Musk to complete, Twitter is now going after friends, colleagues and firms far outside the case’s scope for information on the deal’s financing, his legal team argued.
In a letter to Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen St. J. McCormick, Musk’s attorneys said they had already handed over the names of ‘scores of individuals and entities’ with ‘unique information’ about the financing. They said Twitter at this point is pushing for documents from anyone ‘who might have had a passing conversation’ with Musk about the buyout.”
Tensions are rising between both sides as the lawsuit approaches the hearing date set for October.
NewsBusters reported earlier this week that McCormick ordered Twitter to “collect, review, and produce documents from Kayvon Beykpour.”
"The plaintiff is not required to collect, review, or produce documents from any other of the defendants’ proposed 22 additional custodians," the judge wrote. "The plaintiff need only collect, review, and produce documents from the 41 custodians to which plaintiff has agreed to date and Mr. Beykpour."
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