This is what these asshats don't understand about the valuation process when it comes to loans or sales: it's all relative to the amount the buyer or the loan company is willing to accept terms on. If someone "values" the property or item enough, they will pay ass loads of money for it. And the State gets it's cut from the proceeds, too!!! So everyone wins, right? Just logic alone should be enough to throw this case out, as well as throw Engoron and James out on their ears after seeing to it they're disbarred.
The challenge is proving that someone was willing to pay that much at that time.
Jon Stewart didn't claim his property was worth 17 mill for leverage, he simply sold it for that amount.
If Trump sold one of his "overvalued" properties for the amount he claimed they're worth to pay for the bond, that would have been embarrassing for the prosecution.
This is what these asshats don't understand about the valuation process when it comes to loans or sales: it's all relative to the amount the buyer or the loan company is willing to accept terms on. If someone "values" the property or item enough, they will pay ass loads of money for it. And the State gets it's cut from the proceeds, too!!! So everyone wins, right? Just logic alone should be enough to throw this case out, as well as throw Engoron and James out on their ears after seeing to it they're disbarred.
The challenge is proving that someone was willing to pay that much at that time.
Jon Stewart didn't claim his property was worth 17 mill for leverage, he simply sold it for that amount.
If Trump sold one of his "overvalued" properties for the amount he claimed they're worth to pay for the bond, that would have been embarrassing for the prosecution.