Rating and Valuation (Apportionment) Act 1928

1. Introductory Text

2. Distinction of Hereditaments in Valuation Lists

   1. 1. Distinction of hereditaments and apportionment of values in valuation lists

3. Provisions as to Agricultural Hereditaments

   1. 2. Definition of agricultural hereditaments

4. Provisions as to Industrial Hereditaments

   1. 3. Definition of industrial hereditaments

   2. 4. Entries in valuation lists as to industrial hereditaments

5. Provisions as to Freight-transport Hereditaments

   1. 5. Definition of freight-transport hereditaments

   2. 6. Entries in valuation lists as to freight-transport hereditaments

6. Miscellaneous

   1. 7. Provisions as to London

   2. 8. Expenses

   3. 9. Application to Scotland

   4. 10. Short title, construction and extent

7. SCHEDULES.

   1. FIRST SCHEDULE

      Provisions for bringing into conformity with this Act Valuation Lists which will be in force on the 1st day of October 1929

      1. 1. As soon as practicable after the passing of this Act...

      2. 2. As soon as any such claims are received the rating...

      3. 3. The rating authority shall not later than the prescribed date...

      4. 4. The revenue officer on receiving the copy of a preliminary...

      5. 5. The rating authority shall not later than the prescribed date...

      6. 6. The assessment committee shall hold meetings for the consideration of...

      7. 7. All the provisions of the principal Act as to—

      8. 8. Any valuation list which is in force in any rating...

      9. 9. If by reason of the coming into occupation of any...

      10. 10. For the purposes of this Schedule the expression " revenue...

   2. SECOND SCHEDULE

      Provisions of the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, applied to London