The out-of-court settlement stems from Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over illegal disclosure of his tax records
Critics denounce Blanche deal to halt Trump slush fund as 'completely hollow'
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A federal judge later said it was a "bad-faith" suit designed to engineer a beneficial result for Trump. The out-of-court settlement stems from Trump's US$10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the illegal disclosure of his tax records by an agency contractor. Trump again praised the fund on Monday, saying: "These people were treated so horribly, and this fund could've given them some solace." He added that he had not seen Blanche's agreement. "I don't know what they agreed to," he said.
Furthermore, A once-obscure process under the Federal Tort Claims Act allows anyone to seek damages from the federal government, first by filing a claim and then through a lawsuit.
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A federal judge later said it was a "bad-faith" suit designed to engineer a beneficial result for Trump.
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The out-of-court settlement stems from Trump's US$10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the illegal disclosure of his tax records by an agency contractor.
according to Free Malaysia TodayTrump again praised the fund on Monday, saying: "These people were treated so horribly, and this fund could've given them some solace." He added that he had not seen Blanche's agreement. "I don't know what they agreed to," he said.
according to The Guardian — International EditionA once-obscure process under the Federal Tort Claims Act allows anyone to seek damages from the federal government, first by filing a claim and then through a lawsuit.
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