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I'm not seeing this covered in any major outlets. Anyone got a reliable source?
MSN has it:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/rejected-and-returned-for-correction-docs-for-trumps-175m-bond-get-bounced/ar-BB1l1Nf9
The bond appears to be fine, it's the attached paperwork that was rejected.
"The cause for the rejection, according to the New York County Supreme Court website, is because the requisite paperwork lacked a current financial statement.
. . .
"It is also missing the name of his attorney-in-fact. Trump will have a chance to resubmit his request."
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-forced-reveal-his-finances-save-his-properties-1886609
So... not "filled with filing errors"... It was returned for correction because it missed an attachment, probably on purpose to conceal Trump's property values. The original posts sounds like the actual bond issue failed somehow, but it was just the court asking for more details.
The bond is rejected and needs to be refilled.
The bond was successfully issued. The court filling was returned so that they could add one attachment.
When you say the bond was successfully issued, it doesn't mean much if it's not accepted. If you read thr court's note there is a list of items he must provide.
To eliminate the semantics: Bond good filing bad.