Carter and Leane are in on this. The contract initially stated Leane (Chanbond) got $5 million plus 44.7 million shares of UOIP and Carter would receive 918 million shares of UOIP, after attorney fees and costs. The remainder would be split 50% to CBV (the patent creators) and 50% to UOIP.
These "side contracts" or "advisory agreements" are invalid. Carter awarding himself 20% as "CEO" after Howe's death and after letting the company get delisted, is a breach of his fiduciary responsibility to shareholders.
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