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• Land Valuation 
• PART I General and Administration
  • 1 Short title
  • 2 Interpretation
  • 3 (Repealed by 1983—13.)...
  • 4 Power of delegation
  • 5 Establishment and constitution of Land Valuation Board
• PART II Valuations
  • 6 Commissioner to make valuation
  • 6A Valuation of tenantry
  • 7 Date of valuation
  • 8 Fixing date of first valuation
  • 9 Effect of valuation
  • 10 New valuations
  • 11 Land to be included in one valuation
  • 12 Separate valuation
  • 13 Certain returns and information to be furnished
  • 14 Access to lands and buildings, plans and documents, etc.
  • 15 Preparation of valuation roll
• PART III Notice of Valuations, Objections and Appeals
  • 16 Notice of valuation
  • 17 Objections to valuations
  • 18 Right of new owner to carry on objection or appeal
  • 19 Consideration of objections
  • 20 Appeal against decision of Commissioner
  • 21 Right of appeal to High Court
  • 22 Right of appeal to Court of Appeal
  • 23 Right of appeal to Privy Council on point of law
  • 24 Extension of time limits for appeals
  • 25 Objection or appeal not to interfere with collection of rates or taxes
• PART IV Uses of Valuation
  • 26 Purposes for which valuation to be used
  • 27 Supply of copies of valuation roll by Commissioner
  • 28 Commissioner to make valuations for Government departments, etc.
• PART V Miscellaneous
  • 29 Certified copies of, extracts from, valuation rolls
  • 30 Power to obtain evidence
  • 31 Notice of change of ownership
  • 32 Returns to be furnished to the Commissioner
  • 33 Service of notices
  • 34 Address for service
  • 35 Substituted service
  • 36 Right to appear
  • 37 Power of Minister to extend times for doing certain things, etc.
  • 38 Penalties
  • 39 False returns or statements
  • 40 Place where the offence is committed
  • 41 Evidence
  • 42 Certain returns admissible as evidence in valuation proceedings
  • 43 Regulations