The Non-Domestic Rating (Alteration of Lists and Appeals) Regulations 1990

Orders

42.—(1) On or after deciding an appeal under regulation 16 or 26, or an appeal against a completion notice, the tribunal may in consequence of the decision by order require a valuation officer to alter a list in accordance with any provision made by or under the Act.

(2) On or after deciding an appeal under regulation 30 the tribunal may in consequence of the decision by order require a valuation officer to alter any determination or certification given by him for the purposes of Schedule 7A to the Act.

(3) The valuation officer shall comply with an order under paragraph (1) or (2) within six weeks beginning on the day of its making.

(4) Where the decision is that a disputed rateable value should be an amount greater than—

(a) the amount shown in the list at the date of the proposal, and

(b) the amount contended for in the proposal, the order shall require the list to be altered with effect from the day on which the decision iS given.

(5) Where it appears that circumstances giving rise to an alteration ordered by a tribunal have at the date of the decision ceased to exist, the order may require the alteration to be made in respect of such period as appears to the tribunal to be commensurate with the duration of those circumstances.

(6) An order under this regulation may require any matter ancillary to its subject-matter to be attended to.