Donald Trump has so far been unable to obtain a bond that would allow him to appeal a $454 million judgment against the former president in a New York civil fraud case without posting the full amount himself, his lawyers said on Monday.
<p>NEW YORK — Donald Trump has so far been unable to obtain a bond that would allow him to appeal a $454 million judgment against the former president in a New York civil
com/article/50880244/donald-trump-must-pay-3549-million-will-be-barred-from-ny-business-for-3-years-judge-rules" rel="follow" target="_blank">decision </a>ordering him and co-defendants to pay $464 million in penalties and interest for&
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