Too bad writers can't write in terms we laypeeples can understand. However, I assume, they can't follow all the labyrinthian twists and turns, either.
However, I like the "feel" of it, whatever it is, LOL.
Leni
I know what you mean- but this part seems to clarify a bit:
http://freebeacon.com/general-motors-is-alive-for-now/
“When I approved the sale agreement and entered the sale approval order I mistakenly thought that I was merely saving GM, the supply chain, and about a million jobs. It never once occurred to me, and nobody bothered to disclose, that amongst all of the assigned contracts was this lock-up agreement, if indeed it was assigned at all,” Gerber said in July.
Industry experts say GM should be very concerned with the judge’s reaction to the deal.
“The judge has made it very clear that he is greatly dissatisfied with the process,” one analyst said. “He’s basically implying that GM hid it from him and that reopening the sale is a possibility.”