The Housing Ministry informed Malé City Council that any change to the registration of land that Binveriya beneficiaries had agreed to forfeit will make them ineligible for the social housing scheme. The ministry sent a communique to the council on 28 January directing it to halt such transactions.
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However, on 28 January, the Housing Ministry had sent a communique to the city council stating that should any beneficiary undertake any action such as converting the land they had pledged to forfeit to their sole ownership or transferring ownership of said plots to another, such beneficiaries would be declared ineligible for the Binveriya plots.
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Among the eligibility conditions under the scheme is that if an applicant has a less than 600 square feet of land in their own name in the Malé area, they must forfeit such land to become eligible for the Binveriya scheme
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