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Supreme Court temporarily allows Trump ballroom construction to continue

The Supreme Court has issued a temporary order permitting construction on a $400m Trump ballroom project to proceed while it considers a final decision in the case.

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Old Supreme Court construction site from Roma St Brisbane P1010608 John Robert McPherson

The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed construction on a Trump ballroom project to continue, issuing an interim order while it considers the wider legal dispute.

The order affects a project valued at $400m, equivalent to about £297m. Its immediate effect is to permit work to go ahead for now, despite the case still awaiting a final ruling from the high court.

The decision does not settle the underlying dispute. Instead, it provides temporary permission for construction to resume or continue while the court reviews the matter and determines whether to issue a more conclusive judgment.

The case concerns the future of the ballroom construction project, but the temporary order means the project is not being halted at this stage. The Supreme Court’s eventual decision will determine whether that position changes.

For now, the latest known position is that construction may proceed under the temporary order, with a final decision still pending.

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