Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act 1956
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36 Amendment of Seventh Schedule to Housing (Scotland) Act, 1950.
On and after the sixteenth day of May first occurring after the passing of this Act the Seventh Schedule to the Housing (Scotland) Act, 1950 (which contains provisions for the purpose of determining the amount of the contributions which the Secretary of State is required or authorised under cerain enactments to make to a local authority), shall have effect as if for sub–paragraph (2) of paragraph 5 thereof there were substituted the following sub–paragraph:— (2) The estimated expenditure for the financial year shall be the sum of the amounts ascertained under heads (c), (d) and (e) of the foregoing sub–paragraph and an amount equal to the owner’s rates for the financial year in which the Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act, 1956, passed.
36 Amendment of Seventh Schedule to Housing (Scotland) Act, 1950.
On and after the sixteenth day of May first occurring after the passing of this Act the Seventh Schedule to the Housing (Scotland) Act, 1950 (which contains provisions for the purpose of determining the amount of the contributions which the Secretary of State is required or authorised under cerain enactments to make to a local authority), shall have effect as if for sub–paragraph (2) of paragraph 5 thereof there were substituted the following sub–paragraph:— (2) The estimated expenditure for the financial year shall be the sum of the amounts ascertained under heads (c), (d) and (e) of the foregoing sub–paragraph and an amount equal to the owner’s rates for the financial year in which the Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act, 1956, passed.
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