Former Attorney General and Malé City mayoral candidate Aishath Azima Shakoor has appealed to the High Court against a Civil Court ruling ordering her to pay MVR 4,156,355 to Maldives Islamic Bank over a diminishing musharakah loan for an apartment. The court ordered the debt be settled in monthly instalments over six months and upheld the bank's mortgage rights over her Hulhumalé apartment and land plot as collateral.
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The total amount owed by Shakoor, as per the court’s judgement, is MVR 4,156,355.
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This includes the principal sum of MVR 4,030,856 and an additional MVR 125,499 accrued as charity.
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Earlier reports gave MVR 4,030,856 2 Jan, 23:00 Maldives Republic
This includes the principal sum of MVR 4,030,856 and an additional MVR 125,499 accrued as charity.
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Earlier reports gave MVR 125,499 2 Jan, 23:00 Maldives Republic
Shakoor, who is currently running for Mayor of Malé City under the ruling party’s banner, was not present when the court delivered the judgement last week.
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Former Attorney General Aishath Azima Shakoor has appealed to the High Court against a ruling by the Civil Court, which ordered the Malé City Mayoral candidate to pay over MVR 4 million to the Maldives Islamic Bank (MIB).
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