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Law doesn't matter. The facts are that he is not an owner. He has 0 ownership. hence he can't hand it over to @Gabriel.

Death, @CP42 has no ownership over the company so he can not give it to @Gabriel.

Do you want me to tell you the definition of access? I can do this all day.

https://imgur.com/a/kkwYU Thank you PixelPuppy for the screenshots, all credit goes to her. (Thats how you cite someone bean)

That statement means he has access to company properties and assets, but not ownership. Pay attention.

do not forget about the ''s around "his builds."

I provided you with a thread of proof, sorry Mr. President, but you are wrong. He never says things will stay as usual, but states that he can be an honorary founder which means a person who started a company, but conferred as an honor, without the usual requirements or functions.

Have you seen his early work? Then when his builds miraculously get good, they look awfully familiar to some yt videos.... Why are you even asking about Ghibli....

You said Which means that I just took the post. Sorry, but another lie.

Sorry, but you're evidence just shows 2 children not understanding what a founder is or the word honorary. I'm the CEO, CFO and Head of Slimefun so this does pertain to me.

Ooo another lie, I love the portfolio you're making. Turkey promoted me to CEO after I was head of Slimefun for a few months. Whats great about this is that you are the guy who said that Cp wasn't fit to run Microsoft.

Here; http://mccities.com/threads/reclaiming-microsoft.5003/ and would you like me to bring up all the times that I've proven you wrong?

Sorry, but you were removed from co-owner. So you own 0% of the company, but feel free to give that to @Gabriel. Do you need me to tell you what honorary means again?

Ok kids, lets ask google what founder means: The entrepreneur who started a business. If multiple entrepreneurs were involved in the creation of the company, they are referred to as the founders. Now lets ask what owner means: a person who owns something. Notice the difference?

Was I talking to you? No, choose your fights for once.

As stated in that thread; Microsoft was founded by @PurpleTurkey and @CP42, but Cp attempted to kick everyone out of the company. This lead to a lawsuit (the stated thread) where Cp ended up being removed from the company and was deemed an honorary owner (in your screenshot), where he didn't own...

No it won't. Sorry, but lying won't get you anywhere.

Cp, no one got him demoted, but himself. He was and is super toxic and he was demoted for that reason.

He has access to the company resources, but he doesn't have a share in it.

Do you know what Honorary means? It means without the usual requirements or functions, so he does not own it, he is just a founder. He has no rights to the company.