Another legal issue may have surfaced. onion bid for purchase information war The empire of bankrupt conspiracy media mogul Alex Jones. X raised a limited objection to the transfer. ‘Info Wars’ X explains his satirical media empire in federal bankruptcy court Monday.
The objection alleges that X Corporation’s terms of service state that “the trustee may not sell, assign or otherwise transfer such licenses without the consent of X Corp.,” according to court records.
X Corporation cites its motion in its objection. The TOS states that you may not transfer, gift, sell or assign your account to any other party “without the express written consent of X.”
“Because X Account is subject to the TOS, the TOS makes clear that X Account is the ‘exclusive property’ of
Jones’ assets, including: information war The website went on a liquidation auction earlier this month to raise money for the roughly $1.5 billion in damages he said he was seeking in a civil trial brought by the families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter. Jones was found responsible for spreading rumors among victims’ families that the Sandy Hook shooting was staged as a fake attack.
onion The parent company began purchasing. information war After receiving permission from the family to accept a lower bid and give up a portion of the sale proceeds to pay Jones’ other creditors, they visit the site. Onion CEO Ben Collins announced the deal along with the paper’s plans to make Infowars.com “a very funny and stupid website.”
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez halted the deal, calling for an evidentiary hearing to review the auction process. Auction director Christopher Murray told the court Global Tetrahedron’s bid was not the highest offered, but the sale price included a legal clause citing the deal with the family. It was reported Monday that Lopez will hear arguments on the trustee’s sale. information war to onion To ensure a fair and transparent process, it will be implemented on December 9th or 17th.
