Knightek, LLC v. Jive Commc'ns, Inc.
Superior Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the CourtJurden, P.J.
I. INTRODUCTION
This dispute arises from Defendant, Jive Communication, Inc.'s ("Jive"),1 purchase of a business from Plaintiff, KnighTek, LLC ("KnighTek"),2 and a related entity. Following the purchase, KnighTek sued Jive for rescission based on fraudulent misrepresentation and fraudulent concealment. Jive suggests this is a case of seller's remorse - the principal of KnighTek, Erik Knight ("Knight") is "simply unhappy with the financial terms of a commercial buyout that he initiated and then negotiated at arm's length,"3 and argues there is no well-pled misrepresentation or concealment.4…
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