His lawyers are claiming a technicality in the contract, specifically there _is_ a clause that requires Twitter to service any "reasonable" request for informat

His lawyers are claiming a technicality in the contract, specifically there _is_ a clause that requires Twitter to service any "reasonable" request for information to Elon. Theres 2 important things to keep in mind when judging the violation however: 1) Requests for information are assumed to be to facilitate _closing the deal_. Its not just for any willy-nilly request he wants. 2) It specifically is not to service "due diligence". This is the "open for interpretation" part. The contract _separately_ calls out that Musk has had the opportunity to seek information for due diligence, and Twitter has already fulfilled those requests to his satisfaction. So with that in mind, I would interpret the obligation to service information to be limited to things e.g. related to acquiring financing, or to fill out paperwork etc.