Trump unable to post $464mn bond in New York civil case: lawyers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The judge ordered Trump to pay $355 million plus interest while his sons Eric and Don Jr. were told to hand over more than $4 million each.
50% : That leaves Trump with the only option of posting 120 percent of the bond in cash and cash equivalents totaling $557.5 million, including fees and interest.
47% : "Even with a bond, Trump would continue to incur massive interest payments during what could be a years-long appeal, unless he deposits the full fine into a court-managed account.
42% : Trump testified in an April 2023 deposition in the same case that he had "substantially in excess of 400 million in cash" -- but he had already developed a reputation by then for exaggerating his wealth.
40% : Judge Arthur Engoron ruled last month that Trump and his company had unlawfully inflated his wealth and manipulated the value of properties to obtain favorable bank loans or insurance terms.
37% : Trump -- the Republican candidate for November's US presidential election -- intends to challenge the judgment imposed by a New York civil court in February, which would force an automatic stay of enforcement.
19% : Trump managed to put together a separate bond earlier this month for $91.6 million as he appeals a sexual assault and defamation judgment in a lawsuit brought by New York writer E. Jean Carroll.
12% : Donald Trump and his company were found to have unlawfully inflated his wealth and manipulated the value of properties to obtain favorable bank loansDonald Trump faced having assets seized in a humiliating blow to his carefully cultivated image as a self-made tycoon as his lawyers acknowledged Monday he doesn't have the cash to appeal a $464 million fine for fraudulently inflating his wealth.

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