Trump Says He'll Post $175 Million Bond in Fraud Case After New Court Order

The stay is conditioned on the appeals being done by September 2024.
Trump Says He'll Post $175 Million Bond in Fraud Case After New Court Order
Former President Donald Trump speaks briefly to reporters in a hallway outside the courtroom as he arrives for his hearing to determine the date of his trial for allegedly covering up hush money payments linked to extramarital affairs, at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York City on March 25, 2024. Brendan McDermid/Pool/AFP via Getty Images
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The New York state Supreme Court’s First Judicial Department Appellate Division has granted a stay of enforcement on the $464 million judgment on former President Donald Trump with conditions, allowing The Trump Organization to avert having assets imminently seized by the New York attorney general.

The order came after defense attorneys argued that a $464 million bond was impossible after having contracted four brokers to negotiate with more than 30 companies. Sureties don’t issue bonds that large for private individuals, and even if The Trump Organization were a public conglomerate they could issue such a bond to, it would require some $570 million in cash to cover additional premiums.