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FCTA gives embassies, firms owing ground rent two weeks to pay or risk losing property

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The FCT Administration (FCTA), on Tuesday, warned that over 9,671 title owners who failed to pay their ground rent in 2023 are at the risk of losing their lands if they fail to pay within two weeks. Top on the list are foreign embassies, which the administration said were owing over $5.3m.

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FCTA gives embassies, firms owing ground rent two weeks to pay or risk losing property

The FCT Administration (FCTA), on Tuesday, warned that over 9,671 title owners who failed to pay their ground rent in 2023 are at the risk of losing their lands if they fail to pay within two weeks. Top on the list are foreign embassies, which the administration said were owing over $5.3m for failing to

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