34; Minister" - the Minister of Public Works or other Minister of the Crown charged for the time being with the administration of this law;. In making, in application of the above provisions of this sub-section, the assessment of the unimproved. value - a) of the land held by the Crown for a leasehold with a tenure subject to any restriction, restriction or covenant or other onerous condition; or an assessment of the unimproved value of any land made in accordance with this subsection shall take into account the existence and the effect of any easement, registered under any Act, in respect of which such land is the dominant tenement or the servient tenement.
The valuation of the unimproved value of any land shall not include the value of the timber or metals, minerals or coal on such land. vii). The date fixed by the Governor in Council under paragraph (ii) of this subsection is a date not earlier than six months after the date of publication in the Gazette of the proclamation. iv). However, the Assessor General may at any time after the promulgation of this Act make a change in the valuation of any parcel of land by reason of any of the events mentioned in section thirteen of this Act, and the provisions of this Act, so far as they apply, shall apply mutatis mutandis. a).
Provided that the restrictions and limitations in any deed of grant or certificate of title in respect of any race shall be disregarded in ascertaining the unimproved value of the said racecourse land. 1A). Any change of assessment of any land made under this subsection shall be deemed to be an assessment and the provisions of this Act relating to assessment, objection and appeal shall apply and be extended accordingly. A change in the assessment of any land shall not be made in accordance with the said paragraph (d), except on application in his behalf made by the owner in writing within six months after the alleged permanent damage has occurred.
Amendment of valuation roD. The valuation rDll shall be amended whenever-
In the case of any valuations under this Act of any land in the Area, a valuation roll for the area may, as soon as reasonably practicable, be caused by the Valuer-General to cause so much of that list as relates to the valuation of land in any part or place in the Area which shall be prepared at any time after the Governor in Council, in accordance with paragraph (ii) of the second subsection of section eleven of this Act, fixes for all lands in the Area the date mentioned in the said paragraph (ii ). The evaluation of rDll changes each time the-. d) Any other errors or omissions in connection with any valuation in or from this list shall be deemed necessary by the Appraiser General; or e). In the case of the valuation of all lands in the region, the appraiser general shall issue a notice of valuation not before the date of publication of the proclamation referred to in paragraph (ii) in the G~ette. ) of sub-section (2) of section 11 of this Act and not less than three months before the date fixed by the Governor in Council under the said clause (ii) as the date and after which the valuation of such lands shall take effect.
An owner who is dissatisfied with the assessment made by the Assessor General under this Act may, within sixty days from the date of issue of the notice of assessment (which date of issue shall be indicated in such notice), post or file with the Assessor General or District Assessor for the district where the subject land has a written objection against the assessment. The Assessor General and the owner may, by mutual consent, confer before the Assessor General makes a decision on the objection. A conference between the appraiser-general and the owner in accordance with subsection (2) of this section, which relates to an objection to an assessment made during an assessment of all lands in an area, in the Minister's discretion, be held under the chairmanship of a person designated as chairman in accordance with this subsection.
A person appointed as chairman is, so far as the Minister is reasonably able to determine, in each case a disinterested person between the Valuer-General and the owner.
Appeal against decision upon objection of the Valuer-General
Such notice shall also indicate the amount which, in the opinion of the appellant, should be the valuation of the subject land. If the appellant, in accordance with subsection (3), does not serve a copy of the notice of appeal on the Valuer-General no later than 7 days after the notice has been filed in the Land Court registration, the Land Court deletes the appeal :. Provided, however, that the Court may continue to hear and decide the appeal where the appellant shows the court's statement.
The valuer must, as soon as is reasonably possible after completion-. (a) of the assessment roll in respect of the first or any subsequent assessment under this Act in an area; or. All such copies of the valuation list or part thereof shall be certified by the Valuation General in the prescribed form. 2A) The Valuation General may provide information on valuations to any department of the State in accordance with arrangements made between that department and the Valuation General and approved by the Minister.
On payment of the prescribed fee, the Valur-General may give any person information or information contained in any notice given to the Valor-General under the provisions of section 31 of this Act. Any notice or other communication from or on behalf of the Valuar-General may be served on any person-. Actions for the recovery of such penalty may be brought at any time within one year after the offense has been committed.
Any person who fails to properly provide any return notice or information or to comply with any requirement of the Valuer General as and when required by this Act or by the Valuer General is guilty of an offense and liable to a conviction of not less than $4 nor more than $40. Proceedings for the recovery of such penalty may be instituted within twelve months after such failure has come to the knowledge of the Valuer-General. Proceedings for the recovery of such penalty may be instituted within twelve months after such failure has come to the knowledge of the Valuer-General.
Proceedings for the recovery of such a penalty may be commenced at any time within twelve months of the commission of the offence. Proceedings for the recovery of the above penalty may be commenced at any time within one year after such violation is brought to the notice of the Assessor General. All fines for contraventions of this Act and all fees payable thereunder shall be summarily recovered under the Judicature Acts, 1886 to 1942, on appeal to the Assessor-General, or any person authorized by the Assessor of General, in general or for the purposes of any particular case.
In addition to applying to valuations made by the Appraiser General and coming into force after the enactment of this Act, the provisions relating to appeals against valuations of the underlying act, as amended by this Act, shall apply, provided that a suitable objection has been filed against valuation, apply regarding-. a).
VALUATION OF LAND REGULATIONS 1972
Each valuation report that must be drawn up by the Valuer General under Article 17 of the Act shall be drawn up in form V.G. The certificate from the Valuer General of copies of a Valuation Schedule furnished to a Local Authority and to the Commissioner of Land Tax shall be Form V.G. The valuation notice required to be given by the Valuer General to an owner under section 19 of the Act shall be in form V.G.
Where the Valuer-General amends a valuation in terms of section 13 of the Act, notice of such amended valuation shall be given by the Valuer-General to the owner in a similar manner. An objection made by an owner in accordance with section 20 of the Act against a valuation of the Valuer-General must be in Form V.G. The written notice of the decision of the Valuer-General on the objection of an owner shall be given by the Valuer-General to such owner in Form V.G.
An appeal under sub-section (1) of section 21 of the Act to the Land Court by a proprietor aggrieved by the decision of the Valuer-General on his objection to an assessment by the Valuer-General shall be in Form V.G. The notice for a person to attend and give evidence before the Assessor-General as defined in sub-section (1) of section 30 of the Act shall be in Form V.G. 30 shall be used for compliance with the provisions of subsections (1) and (3) respectively of section 31 of the Act.
31, accompanied by a copy of the subdivision plan and (where required by the local authority) an outline plan. The return that a person must deliver according to the provisions of section 32, subsection 1, must be on form V.G. Return of rental information, which must be submitted by a person in accordance with the provisions of section 32, subsection of the Act. 2 and 4 or 2 or 4, must be done on form V.G.
Sir,-In accordance with the Valuation of Land Act, I/we hereby give notice of the following transfer of ownership:-. These appraisals, subject to the provisions of the Valuation, supersede all previous appraisals from. These valuations, in accordance with the provisions of the Land Valuation Act, will replace all previous valuations from that moment on.
Take notice that I have entered in the valuation roll of this department the Valuation of the land herein described at the amount stated.
VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1944-1980
The Assessor General to assess the unimproved value of lands to be included in an assessment. Sub-division of land, notice to give to assessor-general Substituted service of notices, etc. The Assessor General may provide certified copies of the entries in the Value of improvements, meaning of the term.
