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Mamdhooh, Jaishan Sentenced to Record Prison Terms Over K-Park Fraud

The Criminal Court sentenced Hassan Mamdhooh to 397 years, six months and 20 days and his associate Jaishan Saeed to 159 years, five months and 14 days for defrauding buyers in the K-Park apartment project in Hulhumalé, in what is described as the longest prison term recorded in the Maldives. The court also ordered confiscation of assets worth MVR 14.8 million and ordered both men to return the money taken from victims within six months; the K-Park building remains unfinished.

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  • 397 years, six months and 20 days prison sentence for Hassan Mamdhooh Maldives Republic The Criminal Court has sentenced Hassan Mamdhooh to 397 years, six months and 20 days in prison, and his associate Jaishan Saeed to 159 years, five months and 14 days for defrauding buyers in the K-Park apartment project in Hulhumalé.

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  • 159 years, five months and 14 days prison sentence for Jaishan Saeed Maldives Republic Jaishan received sentences for 46 counts of fraud, 40 counts of deceptive practices, three counts of issuing invalid documents, and aiding and abetting money laundering, resulting in 159 years, five months and 14 days after custody deductions.

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  • 46 counts of fraud worth eight years each fraud counts convicted (Mamdhooh) Maldives Republic Mamdhooh's sentence stems from convictions on 46 counts of fraud worth eight years each, 44 counts of deceptive practices carrying three months and 18 days each

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  • 14 years, 11 months and 14 days money laundering sentence (Mamdhooh) Maldives Republic and a money laundering conviction of 14 years, 11 months and 14 days.

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  • MVR 7 million value of seized items from residence Maldives Republic and a further MVR 7 million worth of items, including designer perfume bottles, handbags and jewellery, were seized from the residence, bringing the total value of confiscated assets to MVR 14.8 million.

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  • MVR 14.8 million total value of confiscated assets Maldives Republic bringing the total value of confiscated assets to MVR 14.8 million.

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  • around 100 apartments number of apartments in the K-Park building Maldives Republic The building, which contains around 100 apartments priced between MVR 3 million and MVR 6 million, remains unfinished.

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  • MVR 3 million and MVR 6 million apartment price range at K-Park Maldives Republic The building, which contains around 100 apartments priced between MVR 3 million and MVR 6 million, remains unfinished.

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  • 109 years previous longest recorded sentence in the Maldives Maldives Republic The previous longest sentence recorded in the Maldives was 109 years for Hussain Shifau, who was convicted in a separate fraud case.

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