The New York Attorney General has brought a lawsuit against Donald Trump, his sons Donald Jr and Eric, and the Trump organisation.
Friday's ruling comes weeks into the trial of New York Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against the former US president, his sons Donald Jr and Eric, and the Trump organisation.
All of the defendants deny the allegations, and Mr Trump has called the trial a politically motivated "sham".Lawyers for Ms Trump had argued that she should not be called to testify as she had been dismissed as a defendant for the case, no longer lives in New York, and had left her position in the family company six years ago.
Judge Engoron also explained his decision by citing documents showing that Ms Trump continued to have ties to some businesses in New York and still owns apartments in Manhattan.
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