The case was always ridiculous - banks choose how much to lend based off their own appraisal of the property being borrowed against.
I don't recall hearing about the banks complaining, so Trump must've made the loan payments on time.
That’s missing the point, badly. The case brought against Trump claimed he knowingly falsifying mortgage applications, which is a felony. The tricky part, and the main reason this case is weak, is they have to prove intent to defraud the lender. Trump has his valuation and while the numbers might be outrageous, they cant prove he had intent to defraud. The fact that he paid off many of these loans proves otherwise.