Former bassist claims he has lost more than £2m after the remaining three members licensed the group’s name to a new company
Peter Hook is suing his New Order ex-bandmates for “many millions of pounds” in the high court, accusing them of secretly “pillaging” the group’s name and starving him of cash.
The bassist says he is already £2.3m out of pocket owing to his “former friends” in the group. He claims they have asset-stripped the New Order name, keeping him in the dark about what they were up to until the move became a “fait accompli”.
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Continue reading...by Staff and agencies via Electronic music | The Guardian
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