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Rating and Valuation (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 1984

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17 Common parts of shopping malls not to be entered separately in valuation roll.

After section 8 of the Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act 1956 there shall be inserted the following section— Common parts of shopping malls not to be entered separately in valuation roll. 8A There shall not be entered separately in the valuation roll any part of a covered shopping mall, being a part the sole or main purpose of which is to serve two or more of the lands and heritages comprised in the mall. .

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17 Common parts of shopping malls not to be entered separately in valuation roll.

After section 8 of the Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act 1956 there shall be inserted the following section— Common parts of shopping malls not to be entered separately in valuation roll. 8A There shall not be entered separately in the valuation roll any part of a covered shopping mall, being a part the sole or main purpose of which is to serve two or more of the lands and heritages comprised in the mall. .

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