Posted on 03/21/2024 11:13:47 AM PDT by Tench_Coxe
This is one case where a state might feel empowered to simply refuse to recognize the “foreign judgement” in question.
She cant. Trump Towers is housed by residents.Damn hard to drive tenants from their homes in NYC.
Thanks. I would think that the attaching of liens against his properties would qualify as that.
>> CNN urging Trump to quickly sell Mar-a-Lago to post New York bond
I’m sure CNN has President Trump’s best interest “top of mind”.
“Is there truly nothing timely to be done about this abomination of injustice? Is the ball only in President Trump’s court now, legally, him and his legal team? Do they really intend to deprive him of everything? His livelihood, his home(s), his airplane, his means to be able to continue campaigning for the duration of the election season?”
Correct. They can seize everything he makes over $560/week in income except certain social security and disability payments; everything in his bank accounts except those payments and I think certain funds for medical treatments and a few other designated uses, and everything he owns except $50,000 in home equity, a car up to I think $10,000 in value, wedding rings, certain business tools, an heirloom Bible, and a few other specific items.
Nobody has the balls.
Trump supporters among our elites are few and far between. They are all keeping quiet because they are thinking: "This is great! But I hope they don't try it on me..."
So you’re okay with government seizing property of political foes? Okay...wait until they come for you-—history’s past events are your glimpse into the future. You will soon be targeted by this “all powerful” government. This is the tyranny you prefer and deserve...
Trump Tower is a condominium, meaning the other tenants in the building OWN their residences. Exactly what power does this”person” have to evict these people for migrants?
>>>Our domestic tyrants are expropriating whatever powers or rights they deem necessary to suit their purposes.
They have NO regard or concern for who gets hurt as they run roughshod with NO ONE standing in their way!
Smash and Grab L. Jesse James simply taking what is owed her.
Smash and Grab L. Jesse James simply taking what is owed her.
“Judgments have not been entered in Florida counties in
Isn’t that considered a “foreign” judgement?
There’s going to be some due process remedies for President Trump. “
Thing again. Sister state judgments are entitled to full faith and credit of each other under the constitution. A Florida judge or clerk cannot constitutionally reject filing New York’s judgment. I’ve entered out of state judgments personally in the past. It’s not hard, it’s just a little annoying since it just requires specific paperwork and affidavits you have to have filled out from the county clerk but it’s not hard to do - certainly not going to be a problem for the AG to get the right paperwork from the New York County Clerk’s office.
That sounds about right. From a PR point of view, selling Mar-a-Lago would be the most damaging outcome for President Trump. From the PR perspective, Letetia confiscating Trump’s New York properties would backfire, big league. Trump’s poll numbers would go up another 10 points.
The most comical thing that can happen right now would be for a buyer to come out and sign a contract to pay $1 billion for a Trump property that has a NY State lien against it.
Seizing major commercial buildings like this makes it dangerously close to an illegal 5th amendment taking by the government as a back-door way around eminent domain and just compensation.
-PJ
Yes, a “foreign judgment” can be enforced but you have a right to challenge it in the foreign state.
It is possible to challenge the attempted enforcement as fraudulent on its face which could involve criminal prosecution in the foreign state.
Read further down the thread.
They have a decision by a court that is un constitutional, unfair and insane. What more do they need?
They don’t want to find for Trump plain and simple and they won’t.
This is New York: Squat!
I’m not even a lawyer, but I know that a general rule of thumb for Federal courts is that appellants in state cases must pursue legal remedies in state courts first.
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