Rating and Valuation (Scotland) Act 1952
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3 Notice to rating authorities of Assessor’s proposed valuation.
(1) The Assessor of Public Undertakings (Scotland) shall, on or before such date . . . as the Secretary of State may by statutory instrument prescribe, send to each local authority a copy of so much ofevery entry proposed to be made by such Assessor in his valuation rolldirection proposed to be given by such Assessor under section 5 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975as relates to the valuation oflands and heritages situated in the area of that authority. (2) If a local authority to whom a copy of a proposed entrydirection has been sent in pursuance of the last foregoing subsection are of opinion that the entrydirection is erroneous they may, within such time as may be prescribed as aforesaid, make representations to that effect to the said Assessor, who, if satisfied that such representations are well founded, shall give effect thereto in the preparation of his valuation rollsuch direction.
3 Notice to rating authorities of Assessor’s proposed valuation.
(1) The Assessor of Public Undertakings (Scotland) shall, on or before such date . . . as the Secretary of State may by statutory instrument prescribe, send to each local authority a copy of so much ofevery entry proposed to be made by such Assessor in his valuation rolldirection proposed to be given by such Assessor under section 5 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975as relates to the valuation oflands and heritages situated in the area of that authority. (2) If a local authority to whom a copy of a proposed entrydirection has been sent in pursuance of the last foregoing subsection are of opinion that the entrydirection is erroneous they may, within such time as may be prescribed as aforesaid, make representations to that effect to the said Assessor, who, if satisfied that such representations are well founded, shall give effect thereto in the preparation of his valuation rollsuch direction.
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