Will Trump have to pay damages in Jean E Carroll court ruling?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : There is a way to stand up to someone like Donald Trump who cares more about wealth, fame, and power than respecting the law.
46% : "Trump is arguing the damages had no reputational damage, in fact he claims he has enhanced the profile of Jean E Carroll.
43% : Damages that high are very rarely awarded, never at that scale, so Trump can appeal the amount he has been ordered to pay," he said.
29% : Trump has previously said he plans to appeal, which means he will not have to pay any damages until the outcome of that decision.
26% : "Trump can dispute the amount of money he has to pay in damages, but anything that challenges the veracity of the original claim is dangerous," he added.
11% : These range from Mr Trump's efforts to retain power after the 2020 election, hush-money payments to cover up an alleged sex scandal with Stormy Daniels, and a case related to sensitive government documents reportedly found at his home in Mar-a-Lego. Can Trump appeal the court's verdicts? US district judge Lewis Kaplan barred Mr Trump and his attorneys from disputing the facts of the Ms Carroll case: that he sexually abused her in a Manhattan department store in the 1990s.

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