Jun 20th, 2009 - Bloomberg
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June 20 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp.’s planned saledrew objections from Chrysler Group LLC, the other U.S.automaker that filed for bankruptcy protection this year, aswell as at least 10 states and union retirees.
Attorneys general from Connecticut, Kentucky, Missouri,Nebraska, Maryland, Vermont, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio andWest Virginia objected to the sale, saying it would circumventstate laws that protect GM dealers’ contracts and consumers withproduct liability claims.
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