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Land Valuation Act 2010
sec.151Notice of objection decision
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### sec.151 Notice of objection decision
The valuer-general must, as soon as practicable after deciding an objection, give the objector notice of the decision on the objection.
An objection decision notice must state the following—
the day the notice was issued;
the reasons for the decision;
that the objector has a right, subject to section 155 , to appeal to the Land Court against the decision;
how, and the period within which, the objector may appeal.
In this section—
decision , on the objection, includes—
if an objection ground concerns a decision on a deduction application for the land—whether or not the claim has been allowed; and
if the objector claims a site improvement deduction or a higher site improvement deduction—the amount of the site improvement deduction decided.
(sec.151-ssec.1) The valuer-general must, as soon as practicable after deciding an objection, give the objector notice of the decision on the objection.
(sec.151-ssec.2) An objection decision notice must state the following— the day the notice was issued; the reasons for the decision; that the objector has a right, subject to section 155 , to appeal to the Land Court against the decision; how, and the period within which, the objector may appeal.
(sec.151-ssec.3) In this section— decision , on the objection, includes— if an objection ground concerns a decision on a deduction application for the land—whether or not the claim has been allowed; and if the objector claims a site improvement deduction or a higher site improvement deduction—the amount of the site improvement deduction decided.
- (a) the day the notice was issued;
- (b) the reasons for the decision;
- (c) that the objector has a right, subject to section 155 , to appeal to the Land Court against the decision;
- (d) how, and the period within which, the objector may appeal.
- (a) if an objection ground concerns a decision on a deduction application for the land—whether or not the claim has been allowed; and
- (b) if the objector claims a site improvement deduction or a higher site improvement deduction—the amount of the site improvement deduction decided.