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Council approves Dhafthar registration for residents who lose FDC flats

Council approves Dhafthar registration for residents who lose FDC flats

The Malé City Council approved a policy allowing residents who lose Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC) flats due to financial difficulties to register in the Malé Dhafthar. The decision was made during a council meeting on Wednesday following a proposal by Mayor Adam Azim. Under FDC housing arrangements, ownership of flats is transferred only after all instalment payments are completed, and the corporation can repossess units if payments are missed.

The Malé City Council approved a policy allowing residents who lose Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC) flats due to financial difficulties to register in the Malé Dhafthar. The decision was made during a council meeting on Wednesday following a proposal by Mayor Adam Azim. Under FDC housing arrangements, ownership of flats is transferred only after all instalment payments are completed, and the corporation can repossess units if payments are missed.

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The Malé City Council approved a policy allowing residents who lose Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC) flats due to financial difficulties to register in the Malé Dhafthar. The decision was made during a council meeting on Wednesday following a proposal by Mayor Adam Azim. Under FDC housing arrangements, ownership of flats is transferred only after all instalment payments are completed, and the corporation can repossess units if payments are missed.

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