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News From Billy Corgan’s Lawyer At TNA Hearing: WWE Lowers Offer To Buy TNA, Dixie’s Demeanor, More
- Updated: October 26, 2016
As noted, there is a hearing this afternoon between Billy Corgan and TNA at the Chancery Court in Nashville, TN. Nate Rau of The Tennessean is at the hearing, and live tweeted ( @tnnaterau ) the following from the hearing from Corgan’s side. TNA is up next, and we will have details from them shortly in a separate post:
* Dixie Carter is at the hearing, but Corgan isn’t. Corgan is being represented by his attorney Scott Sims.
Here is some background on today’s hearing. https://t.co/U8ffgjuqLL
— Nate Rau (@tnnaterau) October 26, 2016
* Sims began and said that Corgan saved the company on three separate occasions, but TNA did not hold up their end of the deal.
* Corgan and Carter entered a pledge agreement that included an insolvency clause, and proving that is a crucial part of the lawsuit.
Sims says Corgan and Carter entered pledge agreement that included insolvency cause. Proving this is crucial part of lawsuit.
— Nate Rau (@tnnaterau) October 26, 2016
* Sims stated that TNA misled Corgan about their debts. Corgan was named President of the company, but was excluded from management decision.
* Sims said that there is no doubt that TNA is insolvent.
“We basically have a pledge with a voting proxy,” Sims says. TNA argues that a transfer of ownership to Corgan was never approved.
— Nate Rau (@tnnaterau) October 26, 2016
Chancellor asking Sims about Corgans desire to remove managers. “Does that fit circumstance of a proxy?” She’s pushing back at key argument.
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