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Carroll Promises to Do ‘Something Good’ With a Fortune Won From Trump
(www.nytimes.com)
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Lol.. good luck getting Trump to pay up. He's a renown dead beat who never pays anyone. Even Rudy Giuliani is now realizing this and has spoken out.
If he doesn’t, the state of New York will simply start seizing his property. If anything, the state of New York has proven that they’re not fucking around anymore.
Trump losing Trump tower would be epic but I won't hold my breath.
He likely will when the fraud suit against him is done.
Does he even own it? I think it’s owned by someone else and they just license his name. He may have a stake (percentage) still, but I don’t think he even still owns a majority share.
N.Y. might be seizing the property regardless with the results of the real estate fraud case.
Wouldn't the state take the property and say Trump doesn't own it. Therefore Trump would be forced to sell OTHER properties to pay Carroll.
That could be possible. And delicious.
I wish I could believe the authorities would have the balls to do their job and enforce laws and judgments against wealthy rapists, but they generally don't
i mean... you're currently commenting on an article about Trump having been successfully prosecuted twice and what the plaintiff is going to do with the money from her judgement... so, the authorities did do their jobs in this case.
A state is run by people and that can easily change. I don't think they're likely to seize assets before appeals.
If Trump wants to appeal, he has to put the entire judgement amount, plus 20%, into escrow.
If he wants to appeal, Trump will have to put up the assets for an appeal bond himself.
He's appealing, so he has to put the money plus extra in a court controlled account. The court will pay her if he loses the appeal.