Abstract
The valuation list, having been established in the way set out in chapter 10, may only be altered by a direction from the Valuation Officer to the relevant rating authority; the Valuation Officer will only make such direction as a result of a ‘proposal to alter the valuation list’. Proposals may be made only by the following
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the Valuation Officer himself, or
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any other person, including a rating authority, who is aggrieved
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by the inclusion of any hereditament in the valuation list
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by any value ascribed in the list or by any other statement made or omitted to be made in the list with regard to any hereditament,
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by the valuation of a building occupied in parts as a single hereditament.
Such proposals may be made by any of the parties specified above, at any time; GRA 1967, s 69.
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Rayner, M. (1978). Alterations to the Valuation List and Appeals. In: National and Local Taxation. Macmillan Building and Surveying Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03608-0_11
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