Jeremy Corbyn’s New Left Party on the left wing of a stand of more than £ 800,000 raised by Zarah Sulana, which was intended to inform him of the Party.
Money is raised when Suldan launches an unauthorized membership scheme for people who want to join the group that is currently operating in the name of your party.
Elders accused him of withholding funds despite public approval to transfer the money.
A spokesman for Sultana said he was “in the process of transferring all funds and data” but was “extremely diligent as part of this process”.
But the delay has drawn the ire of Party officials, who say the funds are essential for the founding conference later this month. A Party source said it may be “forced to reduce delegate numbers” at the event.
The problems came from a schism in the Party caused when Suldan launched a membership portal through the official email account, taking payments and data from an estimated 20,000 people.
The money held by the MOU, a company set in April to provide donations for the movement of the run.
Corbyn blasted the emails as “unauthorised” and urged supporters to cancel direct debits.
Portal’s claim was later replaced, but not before the dispute escalated into legal threats and accusations of a “sexist boys’ club”.
The pair since reconciliation.
The plan is to transfer all the money and data from the MOU to your party after it is registered with the Commission on September 30, then take out the company.
But the money, believed to be around £800,000, has not yet been transferred.
Last week, the founding board of the MoU, which includes the former Labor mayor of North of Tyne Combin Soldas Priscoll, was quick to catch up with Sulana.
In a joint resignation statement, the three directors insisted they wanted to transfer the funds but Party officials ignored questions about management and legal liabilities.
Your Party officials dismissed the MOU complaints as irrelevant and accused it of changing the goalposts. The officials admitted that they sent several proposals to mobilize the funds, but the MOU was not rejected.
A spokesperson for your party said: “We are focused on delivering a successful construction conference for our members.
“As this task is made more difficult to maintain the continuity of Party funds in Mou Ltd Operations, we will not allow anyone or anything to stop this party.
“Working class people need a party that stands up for them.”
A spokesman for Sulana, Sultana, a teacher of your party, said: “Zarah is in the process of transferring all the funds and data to your party, as he explained to the public.
“Obviously, he has a duty to perform significant due diligence as part of this process.”
The row is the latest twist in a tumultuous start for the Party, which has attracted tens of thousands of members but has been complicit in internal leadership disputes and Even the name of the Party.
Sultana pushed for the Party to be called the Left Party, while Corbyn initiated the name that could be your party.
Members will vote on the official name of a foundation to build in Liverpool on 29 29 November.
Despite the high-profile clashes, Suldan told the BBC that the Party was a “40-year-old project” aimed at “running” the government.
Sulana explained that she hopes to join the new party with Corbyn, but will “throw her hat in the ring” if members vote for a leader with the approval of the Council of Conscience.