Wednesday 6 July 2022 08:57 PM New York real estate firm that appraises Trump properties is held in CONTEMPT trends now
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A New York judge has ordered the real estate firm of Cushman & Wakefield to pay $10,000 a day until it turns over documents related to a probe of whether the Trump organization inflated real estate valuations for financial purposes.
Judge Arthur Engoron slapped the company with the contempt finding that says the court was 'incredulous' the firm didn't seek an extension until after a court-imposed deadline had passed.
The fines take effect July 7th and accrue daily, after Judge Engoron found the company had engaged in 'willful 'non-compliance' and has 'only itself to blame if it chose to treat the looming [document] deadlines cavalierly' after it blew through a June 29 deadline.
A New York judge has ordered Cushman & Wakefield to hand over information on property valuations or face fines. The firm provided assessments for Trump