Government Appeals Civil Court Ruling on GST Payment for Dharumavantha Hospital

The Maldives government has appealed a Civil Court ruling at the High Court that requires the government to pay GST dues for the Dharumavantha Hospital project. The appeal, filed by the Attorney General's Office, contests the verdict favoring Chinese contractor Chang Hua Construction. The 25-storey hospital, initiated under former President Abdulla Yameen, was valued at USD 140 million. The Civil Court ruled in March that the government must pay GST liabilities and reimburse MVR 227,000 already paid by Chang Hua to MIRA. The High Court has not yet decided whether to accept the appeal.

The Maldives government has appealed a Civil Court ruling at the High Court that requires the government to pay GST dues for the Dharumavantha Hospital project. The appeal, filed by the Attorney General's Office, contests the verdict favoring Chinese contractor Chang Hua Construction. The 25-storey hospital, initiated under former President Abdulla Yameen, was valued at USD 140 million. The Civil Court ruled in March that the government must pay GST liabilities and reimburse MVR 227,000 already paid by Chang Hua to MIRA. The High Court has not yet decided whether to accept the appeal.

The Maldives government has appealed a Civil Court ruling at the High Court that requires the government to pay GST dues for the Dharumavantha Hospital project. The appeal, filed by the Attorney General's Office, contests the verdict favoring Chinese contractor Chang Hua Construction. The 25-storey hospital, initiated under former President Abdulla Yameen, was valued at USD 140 million. The Civil Court ruled in March that the government must pay GST liabilities and reimburse MVR 227,000 already paid by Chang Hua to MIRA. The High Court has not yet decided whether to accept the appeal.

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