The Civil Court has ruled the Economic Ministry had no grounds to authorise the name ‘G-Spot’ to be used as the name for a shop, after its owner Mohamed Nizam sued the ministry for refusing him permission to trade under the name.
Civil Court Judge Maryam Nihayath delivered the verdict on Sunday, stating that the word ‘G-spot’ referred to a part of the female sexual organs and was an inappropriate word to be used as a name for a shop. She also said that unless otherwise defined, most people would understand the word G-Spot as relating to female genitalia.
In the court hearings, State Attorney Aishath Seeza had argued defended the Ministry’s decision in disallowing the name ‘G-Spot’, claiming that it was an inappropriate shop name to be seen by women and children.
Nazim contested that ‘G’ stood for ‘Girls’ and that his shop was a ‘Girls-Spot’ as it sold female garments. He argued that Nazim contested that the ‘G-Spot’ as Seeza understood it did not exist, submitting articles published in The Times, BBC and CNN to support his argument.
He also said that he had spent a lot of money making the name board of the shop, printing paper bags and tags, all of which were done in the name of ‘G-Spot’.
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Well done, Judge Nihayath.
G-Spot is after all sensitive. Dunno why the economic ministry should disallow it in the first place. I'm sure those men in economic ministry knows the importance of G-Spot and should allow it to be marketed well.
Dunno why having a shop called 'G-Spot' is such big deal.
It would be so relaxing to see shops with names such as 'G-Spot', 'The Penis', 'The Vagina', 'Ejaculation', 'Coitus Enjoyous', 'Happy Copulation', etc.
Relax people... Why are you people against the law of nature?
"Nazim contested that the ‘G-Spot’ as Seeza understood it did not exist, submitting articles published in The Times, BBC and CNN to support his argument." LMFAO
What about the Casio Watch 'G- Shock'
I'm worried to say Kiru packetu.. does it mean breasts?
What else do we have.. ?
C.R.A.Z.Y
he should have said G stands for Golhaa.
What is this madness.....everybody saying dirty words like 'genitalia' and 'vagina' *VOMIT*
I say good work, Nihayath! Everybody knows the Vagina is a myth created by liberals to promote sex! We shouldn't allow them to display signs that allude to human body parts that doesn't even exist!
Fathafolhi also should be banned, because it means female genitalia for the people from Addu!
Nazim probably never found the G-spot, no wonder he thought it stood for Girls.
g-spot is for garudhia spot.
is the litigant's name Nizam or Nazim?
And I bet he thought the Erogenous Zones were somewhere near The Azores. LOL
Now Education Ministry can take a cue from this and remove letter G from English Alphabet
The health ministry should remove the g spot from all maldivian women, the customs should make it illegal for g spots to enter maldives.
Plenty more work to do..
Islamic ministry should 'haraam haraam g spot'
I've never been to a bigger circus than this 😉
Nihayath is a tough putana..
I think the city of Regina in Saskatchewan should also change its name because it sounds a bit much like a part of female anatomy...
addu people don't call fathafolhi, they call roshi...
Civil Court Judge Maryam Nihayath...lacks a G-spot...i think its a wonderful name for a shop....It;s like FUKC
Nazim,
Don't worry, just called it 'female-spot' or 'girls-pot'
The shop has been renamed as Z-Spot. And no objection was obtained from the One and Only Z
GSS ............ G String Shop