With the submission of bonds, it will pause any action that Attorney General James could take against Donald Trump's properties in response to the judgement until at least September, when the state appeals court also set a schedule to hear his appeal of the USD 464 million verdicts against him.
The bond has been under-written by Knight Specialty Insurance, a California-based insurance company, but the court document does not list the collateral that Trump used to secure the bond.
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