Rawley
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A valuation made by a prospective seller always takes into account the likely or probable future valuation. I wouldn’t sell you a valuable rare coin for today’s valuation if I am of the opinion that it would be worth a lot more in the near future. So my ask is going to take the likely future valuation into account. And guess what? You don’t have to accept it. No fraud at all.
You remain a completely dishonest hack.
The valuation was performed by the Ins. companies and the banks that he allegedly defrauded. They accepted his valuation. And none of them was financially hurt.
That this bullshit lawsuit has been allowed to go this far is a sad statement on the legal system of NY.