sec.256Particular evidentiary provisions for valuation appeals

### sec.256 Particular evidentiary provisions for valuation appeals This section applies for a valuation appeal. However, this section does not limit the application of any other provision of this division to a valuation appeal. A valuer-general’s certificate stating the amount of the value of site improvements or non-site improvements concerning the objector’s land is— evidence of the value of the site improvements, non-site improvements or of all of the improvements; and sufficient evidence of that value in the absence of any other evidence enabling the Land Court to conclude another amount should be decided to be the value. A valuer-general’s certificate stating a document was received by the valuer-general from the appellant during the course of the objection is evidence of the contents of the document and any opinions contained in it. (sec.256-ssec.1) This section applies for a valuation appeal. (sec.256-ssec.2) However, this section does not limit the application of any other provision of this division to a valuation appeal. (sec.256-ssec.3) A valuer-general’s certificate stating the amount of the value of site improvements or non-site improvements concerning the objector’s land is— evidence of the value of the site improvements, non-site improvements or of all of the improvements; and sufficient evidence of that value in the absence of any other evidence enabling the Land Court to conclude another amount should be decided to be the value. (sec.256-ssec.4) A valuer-general’s certificate stating a document was received by the valuer-general from the appellant during the course of the objection is evidence of the contents of the document and any opinions contained in it. - (a) evidence of the value of the site improvements, non-site improvements or of all of the improvements; and - (b) sufficient evidence of that value in the absence of any other evidence enabling the Land Court to conclude another amount should be decided to be the value.