EV Truck Maker Harbinger accuses Canoo of hiding assets of selling bankruptcy

The Haringer Electric Transport Company has provided objection To sell Canoo’s assets to its CEO, and perhaps throw a pain in The issue of bankruptcy two months ago.

Harbinger’s objection, deposited late on Friday, accuses Cario of hiding some assets from the sale, including what The start -up starting from the other EV company, the arrival. He also accuses Canoo of inserting the assets that Herbinger believes that startup does not already have (although it has not specified any of them). Harbinger said it is related to this decision after he considered buying assets and gained access to the virtual data room for potential offers.

Moreover, Harbinger says that the sales process may “prefer Aquila” unfairly, “referring to the CEO of Canoo Anthony Aquila, who reached an agreement to buy assets In early March. Harbinger claims that the bankruptcy trustee before Aquila display without widespread asset marketing or obtaining an evaluation.

The objection is the latest development in the rocky relationship between Harbinger and Canoo. Harbinger was created by a handful of Former Kano employees In 2021, Canoo sued Harbinger in late 2022, claiming that these employees Fled.

This secret secret issue was still active when Canoo was presented for bankruptcy in January. In fact, one of the things you buy ACOLA with assets is an interest in any settlement that may end up paying to Canoo.

A specific condition of the purchase agreement states that Akoulala and the guardian have effective approval to any settlement in the Harbinger case. Harbinger argues that this could violate the Ministry of Justice’s booklet for Chapter 7.

The trustee did not respond to the case, Jeoffrey Burtch, and the Canoo’s lawyer immediately on a request for comment. Lawyers who represent Aklala and Harbinger refused to comment.