Donald Trump has appealed his $454 million New York civil fraud judgment, challenging a judge’s finding that he lied about his wealth as he grew the real estate empire that launched him to stardom and the presidency.

  • KyoStarr
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    610 months ago

    Just to make an important distinction, Trump’s lawyers submitted a notice of appeal which shows their intent to appeal the ruling. They actually haven’t posted the bond to actually do this yet but many news sites are glossing over this detail.

  • @Fapper_McFapper
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    510 months ago

    Won’t someone rid us of this meddlesome politician?

    /s

  • Zerlyna
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    310 months ago

    Wish I could do this with my bills and never pay them like he does.

  • @reddig33
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    310 months ago

    Is this one of those appeals where he has to pre-pay the original judgement (or more likely put up ten percent as a bond)?

    • @GroundedGator
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      210 months ago

      Judgement was entered on 2024-02-22. He has 30 days from that date to start paying. Interest started already, calculated daily at 9%. Without putting the full amount plus interest and speculated interest, collection can start 30 days after judgement regardless of any appeal that is ongoing. Drumph could also post the bond before the 30 days is up.

      Also worth noting the due date for the 83M judgement in the Carroll definition case is due 2024-02-28, and an appeal had not been filled in that case.

    • @NocturnalMorning
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      110 months ago

      Supposedly he cannot appeal unless he comes up with the entire judgement amount.

      • @RunningInRVA
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        110 months ago

        The article states he can appeal, but to pause the enforcement of the judgement against him during the appeal he must either post a bond or somehow get a stay on the judgement from the court.

  • @cosmicrookie
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    110 months ago

    Looks like they replaced Alina Habba with a fake once!