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Judge rules that Donald Trump committed fraud with financial statements
By Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
September 26, 2023 at 1:39 pm PDT
NEW YORK — A judge ruled on Tuesday that former President Donald Trump committed fraud while building his real estate empire, years before he ascended to the White House.
Ruling in a civil lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, Judge Arthur Engoron said that Trump and his company deceived banks, insurers and others by overvaluing his assets and exaggerating his net worth, The Associated Press reported.
Engoron’s decision in a Manhattan court precedes a trial scheduled to begin on Monday, The New York Times reported. It narrows the issues that will be heard in the case, according to the newspaper.
The bench trial will now focus on allegations that include falsifying business records and providing false financial statements, Bloomberg reported. It will also address the state of New York’s demand for $250 million in restitution.
The judge also ordered sanctions against Trump’s attorneys, fining each of them $7,500 for making arguments the Engoron had rejected, the Times reported.
Engoron ruled that Trump, his company and its key executives lied about Trump’s purported riches on his annual financial statements, the AP reported. The statements helped Trump and his company enjoy rewards such as favorable loan terms and lower insurance premiums, the judge said.
Trump can still delay Monday’s trial or even undercut it, the Times reported. Trump has sued Engoron, and an appeals court is expected to rule on the lawsuit this week. If Trump loses his appeal, he will have to fight the remainder of the case during a trial, according to the newspaper.
James sued Trump, his real estate company and his two adult sons in September 2022, accusing them of inflating the value of Trump’s biggest assets from 2011 to 2021 in order to receive better terms from banks and insurers, according to Bloomberg.
>100% Bull Shit!
COMPLETE BULLSHIT.
I did underwriting in economic development (county level) If anyone is giving terms based on valuation of assets solely by the word of the applicant without due diligence or 3rd party estimate(s) that person is a not only a complete moron but probably caught in criminal conduct as well.
Why?
Because underwriting guidelines are in place at a bank to protect shareholder value. Violating those guidelines puts shareholders unnecessarily at risk.
Pretend the statement is accurate for a minute, every bank Trump did business with will now be pulled apart by SEC and other auditors.
He looks like Mick Jagger 25 years ago and without hair dye.
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TYB!
>Cartels go around and snatch them up in unmarked vans, EZ. I also heard a story from one of my street savvy buddies about rape vans. Some dudes go around in an unmarked van, abduct a chick, gangrape her for a few hours, and then dump her off somewhere afterwards.
A parents worst nightmare.
>>19614414 (me)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Executive_Law_%C2%A7_63(12)
So, I went to go look up "law 63(12) and I go to click on the link to read the ACTUAL LAW
https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/pdfs/bureaus/investor_protection/library/New%20York%20Executive%20Law%20Section%2063.12doc.pdf
And i getpage not found
KEK!