Finally, lack of money is what will stop him appealing every (fucking) judgments.
But he secured the funding through the RNC... more money to appeal everything, and it isn't even his money
No he didn't. They don't have enough money.
In NY State you have to pay up before you appeal. That's to prevent someone just appealing to delay payment.
So he can still appeal, but NY can/will begin liquidating his properties to satisfy his penalty while he waits for his appeal to play out (they'll have taken everything they can by the time his appeal is even heard more than likely - as courts are backed up).
Ah, you're right. He can appeal but it doesn't delay the payment process. He's going nuts because no one will lend him money. He says it's an "inconvenience because he has to sell properties". He should never have had that money in the first place! He owes all those back taxes from lying about the value of his properties.
I saw someone describe it like this:
This is like someone who is convicted of fraud complaining that it's an inconvenience to give the money back.
Finally, lack of money is what will stop him appealing every (fucking) judgments.
But he secured the funding through the RNC... more money to appeal everything, and it isn't even his money
No he didn't. They don't have enough money.
In NY State you have to pay up before you appeal. That's to prevent someone just appealing to delay payment.
So he can still appeal, but NY can/will begin liquidating his properties to satisfy his penalty while he waits for his appeal to play out (they'll have taken everything they can by the time his appeal is even heard more than likely - as courts are backed up).
Ah, you're right. He can appeal but it doesn't delay the payment process. He's going nuts because no one will lend him money. He says it's an "inconvenience because he has to sell properties". He should never have had that money in the first place! He owes all those back taxes from lying about the value of his properties.
I saw someone describe it like this:
This is like someone who is convicted of fraud complaining that it's an inconvenience to give the money back.