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52.—(1) Without prejudice to Article 53, where an appeal is made to the Commissioner under Article 51, the Commissioner shall investigate the subject matter of the appeal, and shall review the alteration that has been made in the valuation list or, as the case may require, shall review the decision not to cause the alteration applied for to be made.
(2) In the course of his investigation the Commissioner shall afford to every person who appears to him to be concerned therewith an opportunity to comment on the subject matter of the appeal and to furnish oral or other evidence respecting it.
(3) Without prejudice to paragraph (2), the Commissioner may obtain information from such persons and in such manner and make such inquiries as he considers appropriate, and may call for a report on the hereditament to which the appeal relates from a suitably qualified officer other than the officer previously employed—
(a)in making the valuation originally included in the valuation list, or
(b)in deciding not to cause to be made in the valuation list any alteration which was applied for, or
(c)in causing to be made any alteration in relation to which the appeal is made.
(4) After completing his review, the Commissioner shall make such decision with respect to the manner in which the hereditament in question is to be treated in the valuation list as appears to him to be proper; and where that treatment requires an alteration in the valuation list the Commissioner—
(a)shall alter the valuation list accordingly; and
(b)may make such alteration in the valuation list in relation to any comparable hereditament which is in the same state and circumstances as the first-mentioned hereditament as appears to him to be necessary in order to render the valuations of that hereditament and the first-mentioned hereditament proportionate and uniform.
(5) Where the Commissioner alters the valuation list under paragraph (4)( a) or ( b) he shall serve certificates of the alteration on the persons mentioned in Article 56(8).
(6) Where the Commissioner—
(a)dismisses the appeal; or
(b)makes in the valuation list in relation to the hereditament in question any alteration other than that desired by the appellant;
he shall serve notice of the dismissal or, as the case may require, a statement of his reasons for making that other alteration, on—
the appellant;
the district council, where not the appellant[F1 and if requested by the council to do so]; and
every other person on whom a copy of the notice of appeal was served who submitted comments or furnished evidence to the Commissioner in connection with the appeal.
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