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USPAP Doesn’t apply? How’s that?

I’m just trying to understand here, not to be flippant.

If you’re an appraiser in the state of New York, you follow USPAP like Everybody else. At least that’s what I thought.

If a judge orders you to produce papers, there’s no getting around the jurisdictional exception clause of USPAP. At least that’s what I thought.

C&W’s appeal seems to defy that.
 
Do we know 'anything' about all of this? What was the engagement, who made a loan, what was the LTV, what was the collateral ? C&W is basically saying, 1000 clients will lose their confidentiality if the order is followed. Looks like a fishing expedition, politically motivated. And Trump didn't default on the loan.
 
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A judge has no obligation to accept or enforce any part of USPAP. The JE rule only says an appraiser must turn over information to a judge if requested. USPAP is not a "law". The judge could call this contempt or just not call for the appraisals.
 
Even though the CPA's quit, I wonder if they will be called upon to produce those non credible IRS filings over the past 10 years??

That $78 Million tax write off must be interesting....
 
USPAP Doesn’t apply? How’s that?

I’m just trying to understand here, not to be flippant.

If you’re an appraiser in the state of New York, you follow USPAP like Everybody else. At least that’s what I thought.

If a judge orders you to produce papers, there’s no getting around the jurisdictional exception clause of USPAP. At least that’s what I thought.

C&W’s appeal seems to defy that.
Its not a real estate trial its a criminal trial involving accounting procedures and USPAP has nothing to do with it. Only State Boards and State Administration Law Judges make decisions on USPAP issues.
 
As usual there is nothing to see here, there never was and there never will be with the exception of people with low morals trying to say otherwise.
 
USPAP yields to the law, rule or regulation. If state law includes laws which empower the judge to issue a court order then that's all it takes. We don't get to tell a judge "no" just because we're appraisers.
 
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