Trump's brother approaches court again to stop family book publication

Donald Trump's brother has asked another court to halt publication of a tell-all book by the president's niece, after his first bid was rejected by a New York City judge. Robert Trump's lawyers say the niece, Mary Trump, signed a legal settlement with several Trump family members nearly two decades ago that included a confidentiality clause barring her from publishing the book. They said the deal included a substantial financial settlement for Mary Trump. Surrogates Court Judge Peter Kelly in New York City dismissed Robert Trump's request for an injunction Thursday, saying the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case. Robert Trump's lawyers filed another injunction request Friday in Supreme Court in Dutchess County, New York, where Robert Trump lives. Mary Trump reaped the rewards of the agreement for 20 years, and now seeks to breach the agreement by cashing in on a tell-all book, Charles Harder, lead attorney for Robert Trump, said in a statement Saturday. The enforcement of .

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