Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron – who oversaw the three month trial against Trump and others – ordered the defendants to pay $464 million for his decade of exaggerating assets by billions a year on financial statements

Trump can’t get bond to appeal $454M civil fraud judgment after approaching 30 firms: lawyers

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Donald Trump has failed to secure the massive $454 million bond in his New York civil fraud case despite approaching more than 30 firms, his lawyers said Monday — raising the chances that the state will move to seize some of his prized properties.

Trump, 77, refuses to sell off his properties since that kind of fire sale would result in brutal losses, his lawyers said in court papers. ---More...

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Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron – who oversaw the three ﻿month trial against Trump and others – ordered the defendants to pay ﻿$464 million for his decade of exaggerating assets by billions a year on﻿ financial statements

Trump can’t get bond to appeal $454M civil fraud judgment after approaching 30 firms: lawyers

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Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron – who oversaw the three month trial against Trump and others – ordered the defendants to pay $464 million for his decade of exaggerating assets by billions a year on financial statements