Former President Donald Trump will not have to come up with a $454 million bond on Monday after all, a New York appeals court ruled.

The court gave Trump 10 days to come up with a $175 million bond to satisfy the judgment in the civil fraud case.

New York Attorney General Letitia James was prepared to seize some of Trump's assets prior to the appeals court's ruling.

Trump's attorneys argued before Monday that forcing Trump to give up assets could have damaged the former president.

"Obtaining such cash through a 'fire sale' of real estate holdings would inevitably result in massive, irrecoverable losses — textbook irreparable injury," his lawyers wrote in a court filing last week.

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