A Delaware Chancery Court trial might not happen after Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly offered to live up to the original agreement to buy the company for $44 billion.
Axios and other media outlets reported the offer was being studied by Twitter’s board.
As of Wednesday afternoon, the case was moving forward 
If any of you are planning to freak out when you discover that Elon is going to own Twitter, if you haven’t been paying attention to me saying that’s going to be the result of the upcoming trial, you might want to buckle up and brace for impact.
— The Chancery Daily (@chancery_daily) October 5, 2022
Musk has been on the losing side of challenges to Twitter’s case that included delaying the trial, now slated for this month, with prospects of losing in Chancery leading to the decision.
TIn making their case, Twitter lawyers cited a signed deal to purchase the company. Musk continued to claim that the social media company did not disclose that traffic is artificially boosted by auto-tweeting “bots.”
No changes have been made in the Chancery calendar as of Tuesday afternoon, with the trial still scheduled to begin on Oct. 17.
