(Added August 2, 2025)
What I said in the first posting below should not distract from applying to this situation that what follow from not satisfying the good Behaviour requirement would not be supported by the judicial Power of the United States. And this is with the assumption that this Court gets officially invoked which has not happened yet.
The argument below, if right, serves dealing with beyond what was special about the problems of this situation. But for what this court may do, it is not like that we would be stuck until a new court comes in to undo an order this one could make to give this guy another chance beyond this agreement. If such order does not satisfy the good Behaviour requirement, and I can't see how it could, then it would have no effect to begin with. However, this is still based on assumptions about what currently exist in an environment isolated from me.
(First Posting)
How many of the reasons based on which this guy was granted extension do not even qualify as judicial issues for only the judiciary to decide? Let's say a cop was standing and watched one person pays another the price of something bought but the other person switches and refuses to hand the item because for example a mosquito just bit him. Would the cop because of not being one of those authorised with "The judicial Power of the United States" refrain from forcing the contract? Shouldn't things here been similarly disregarded because of being external and/or trivial? If even clear things need the judiciary authority everything would stop.
Who has watched what has been going on and thought the other side has a non-joke case? Now with the new third partly involved here there should be no opportunity for the guy to escape through the game of internal blaming being accounted as clearly standing on nothing and therefore the case can be acted on without any involvement from those authorised with "The judicial Power of the United States".
If a case is clear enough then it is the executive authority who may need to tell the judicial to step aside; it is not always that other way around. Actually, I don't see the judgement as a matter of law, practiced by the judicial branch itself, but as another application of what I am arguing for here.
By the way, one fun thought that has just occurred to me is how the guy got extensions because of signals like a week or days away from of the set date and even before and after that former vice president news in January of this year for which this guy also got time extension even though it was more than a month from the set date and it did not bring my attention to any date. But the argument for the latter apparently tried to stand on that showing news about the going president while the coming president is close to be inaugurated signals to me that the set date is not that far. So a month is not far enough but I also supposedly would not have held on for a week with other set dates if it were not for those signals?