Autoliv, Inc. (NYSE:ALV) has reportedly complained that it was blocked from getting information needed to weigh a bid on for the takeover of Takata Corporation (TSE:7312), sources said. Autoliv Inc., alleged earlier this month to a steering committee running Takata’s restructuring process Shigehisa Takada, Takata’s Chief Executive has blocked it from information needed to weigh a bid, according to people familiar with the discussions. Some auto makers also have registered complaints with Takata’s steering committee about the company’s dealings with Autoliv, due in part to a desire to see a competitive auction that results in the most favorable terms, the people said. Lazard bankers, who are running the auction, are seeking financial backers to take control of Takata with plans to execute a deal and sort out the company’s debts in bankruptcy court. It isn’t clear how or whether Takata or its advisers responded to Autoliv’s allegations. In the search for an investor, Takata has expressed concerns regulators could block an Autoliv takeover on antitrust grounds, the people said. Key Safety Systems, Inc. is another final bidder.