Ivanka Trump has taken the stand in her father's $250m (£203m) civil fraud trial.

The elder daughter of Donald Trump started testifying on Wednesday - days after her father, and her brothers Eric and Donald Jr, gave proof.

The trial is investigating the Trump household enterprise - and the previous US president has been accused of inflating his internet value on monetary statements that helped him get loans and insurance coverage. He denies any wrongdoing.

So far, Ivanka stated she was not concerned in her father's monetary statements and isn't presently concerned with the enterprise.

She repeatedly stated she doesn't recall sure paperwork that had been offered to her, together with emails and letters she wrote herself.

Ivanka served in her father's firm as govt vp of acquisitions and growth till 2017 when she left to turn into a high White House aide.

Unlike her father and brothers, the 42-year-old is not a defendant within the lawsuit.

Her legal professionals failed to dam her testimony having requested for a deposition as a substitute so she would not have to depart her three kids.

New York Attorney General Letitia James, whose workplace is prosecuting the case, stated Ivanka is "inextricably tied to the Trump Organisation".

Donald Trump was warned to keep away from "political" speeches and "just answer the questions" whereas giving proof on Monday because the choose threatened to take away him from the courtroom in a collection of tense exchanges along with his authorized workforce.

The former president reiterated the lawsuit was "unfair", known as Judge Engoron a "fraud" and derided his accuser Ms James throughout the testimony.

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