Valuation of Land Act 1960
17Grounds for objection
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17 Grounds for objection
The grounds for an objection are—
S. 17(a) amended by No. 50/2024 s. 94.
(a) that the value assigned is incorrect;
(b) that the interests held by various persons in the land have not been correctly apportioned;
(c) that the apportionment of the valuation is not correct;
(d) that lands that should have been included in one valuation have been valued separately;
(e) that lands that should have been valued separately have been included in one valuation;
(f) that the person named in the notice of valuation, assessment notice or other document is not liable to be so named;
S. 17(g) amended by No. 58/2012 s. 129.
(g) that the area, dimensions or description of the land including the AVPCC allocated to the land are not correctly stated in the notice of valuation, assessment notice or other document.
S. 17A inserted by No. 3/2004 s. 21.