Kornin entisen rumpalin oikeuteen jättämä kantelu julki

Yhdysvaltalaisen rock -yhtye Kornin entinen rumpali David Silveria on haastanut yhtyeen alkuperäiset jäsenet oikeuteen miehen mukaan hänelle kuuluvista rahoista. David Silveria on myös äärettömän pettynyt päätökseen jonka mukaan muut Kornin jäsenet eivät suostuneet ottamaan häntä enää takaisin yhtyeeseen vaikka hänen omien sanojen mukaan hän jäi vain määräämättömän pitkälle tauolle yhtyeestä vuonna 2006. David Silverian mukaan hänelle kuuluu osuus bändin tienaamista rahoista ja hän vaatiikiin bändiä selvittämään tulonsa tähän asti jotta voi vaatia oman osuutensa yhtyeen tienaamista rahoista. Voit lukea David Silverian oikeuteen jättämän kantelun asiaan liittyen tästä:

”Shortly after recording the band’s debut album, [James] Schaffer [guitar], [Reggie] Arvizu [bass], Silveria, [Jonathan] Davis [vocals] and Welch formalized the Korn Partnership, by entering into The Korn Partnership agreement dated July 5, 1994. The purpose of the Korn Partnership was to engage in the entertainment, amusement, music, recording and publishing industries, including without limitation, recording commercial records, performing personal appearances in all media and on the live stage, exploiting and merchandising the name and likeness of the partners, the KORN band, and assets owned by the Korn Partnership.

”In or around December 2006, Silveria informed his business partners and the remaining band members that he would be taking a temporary hiatus from the band. Despite Silveria’s temporary hiatus as KORN’s drummer, Silveria always intended on returning to the band, and under no circumstances did Silveria ever relinquish or abandon his ownership interest in the Korn Partnership, which entitled him to his percentage interest in profits derived partnership assets.

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”In or around the summer of 2013, primed and ready to make music once again, Silveria personally reached out to Schaffer, Arvizu, Davis and Welch, through via video message, expressing his desire to return to the band in order to reunite all founding members of KORN, and to set aside any old grudges that may have existed in the past.

”Despite Silveria’s impassioned plea, the KORN band members, through their band manager Peter Katsis, informed Silveria that while they appreciated his gesture, they would not allow him to return to the band. Upon receipt of this disappointing news, Silveria then turned to KORN fans to assist with pleading with the band to allow Silveria to return as KORN’s drummer. However, to no avail, KORN’s band members were steadfast in their refusal to allow Silveria to return.

”Silveria was extremely disappointed that his business partners and former band mates would refuse to allow him to return to a band that he helped build, even though a few months prior the band allowed Welch to return. Silveria’s disappointment was exacerbated by the fact that despite personally reaching out to each of his former band mates, he received the news of the band’s decision through Katsis.

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”Through the use of the Korn Partnership property and Silveria’s share of the partnership property, the Korn Partnership has obtained significant professional and commercial success.

”Despite excluding Silveria from all aspects of the partnership business, as a result of failing to respond to Silveria’s requests, Davis, Arvizu, Schaffer and Welch have not compensated Silveria for his interest in the partnership property, brand or good will, or his individual property interest in the KORN trade name, trademark or service mark.”