Muschio Selvaggio, the court accepts Luis Sal's appeal: Fedez's shares are frozen. Here because

The legal clash between Luis Sal and Fedez continues on the Muschio Selvaggio podcast, which was publicly revealed last summer after the two attacked each other over videos on their YouTube channel. “The judge ruled that Sal's company had every right to take over the shares of Fedez's company, thereby depriving the latter of its power in the management of the podcast.” At least that's what Luis Sal's press office reports. The rapper is more cautious and gives a different version: “The order issued is of a precautionary nature and provides for the appointment of a depositary for the shares of the company Muschio Selvaggio srl, owned by Doom (the rapper's company, ed). It is important to emphasize that the trial which will decide on the merits of the case has not yet begun.” In fact, Fedez's actions have therefore been frozen. In the meantime, the rapper makes it known from his Instagram channel that the episodes of the podcast “will continue to be broadcast”. Despite the climate of tension, Fedez downplays the period he is going through: “If you have lucky horns, four-leaf clovers, horseshoes, lucky talismans, happiness, write to me privately,” he jokes in his stories.

The clash between the two

It all started in June last year, when the two began to separate: in the channel's videos, Luis suddenly began to disappear, for no apparent reason. When asked about the matter, Fedez later explained in a video that Sal left the group because of a heated argument. A version that was too partial for the person concerned who, in turn, responded publicly with another video specifying that the rapper's lawyers had filed a complaint against him concerning the actions of the company that the two had shared equally for a few weeks earlier.

The Russian roulette clause

According to what Luis Sal's press office reported, at the center of the legal dispute is the application of the Russian roulette clause that Fedez activated when things started to go wrong between the two. This is a clause present in the statutes of Muschio Selvaggio srl and provides that in the event of an impasse in the company, one of the two shareholders has the right to make an offer to purchase the shares of the company. other. If the latter refuses, he is the first to have to sell the shares. Here's how it happened between the rapper and Luis Sal: Fedez activated the clause and wanted to buy the shares. But Luis's unexpected decision to refuse automatically earned him his position as buyer of Fedez's shares. This is where the problems began: faced with this situation, Fedez began litigation, refusing to comply with the statutory rules, including the operation of the clause. And he refused to sell his shares. As a result, Luis was forced to appeal to the court.

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