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In reply to the discussion: I expect Trump to liquidate NY assets and never cross State lines again... [View all]Progressive dog
(7,499 posts)40. Trump has to put up the money
or he doesn't get to appeal. The state will charge interest, too.
Trump will still have to pay the court, even as appeals go through
Even though Trump is waiting on multiple appeals decisions, he will have to give the court the money to hold on to. If Trump wins any of his appeals, he can get his money back.
Trump has a few options in paying the court. He could pay up everything that he owes now in cash. Or he could try to get an appeal bond, meaning he wouldnt have to pay all the cash up front in exchange for a premium and putting up collateral.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/feb/16/how-will-trump-pay-trial-penalties
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I expect Trump to liquidate NY assets and never cross State lines again... [View all]
WarGamer
Feb 2024
OP
He can move operations to Florida and sell the sinking swampy coastlands
struggle4progress
Feb 2024
#1
I don't think that Trump can sell anything in NY state without the permission of the court.
Beakybird
Feb 2024
#4
My thought, too. If he's not able to do business, how can he negotiate and sell property?
Deuxcents
Feb 2024
#26
Right. Golf course in Scotland, but I thought we were talking about NY properties
Deuxcents
Feb 2024
#36
A New York entity can hold non-New York assets which can be seized for settlement.
brooklynite
Feb 2024
#37
What is the probability that some lazy fuck/kiss ass at Forbes took trump at his word
FHRRK
Feb 2024
#33
I heard that the judge extended the independent monitor for three years
Clash City Rocker
Feb 2024
#47
And you don't think the Court would give permission to sell? That doesn't even make sense.
WarGamer
Feb 2024
#10
Compliance Director makes sure Trumps and Weisselberg are no longer directors.
WarGamer
Feb 2024
#21