Objections
83 Objections
(1) Subject to section 49, where the Minister or the Valuer-General gives to a person notice:
of the re-appraisement of the rent of a lease;
(b) of a determination of the value of improvements on land comprised in a lease or licence under this Act;
of a determination under section 81;
of an assessment of compensation under section 82; or
of the forfeiture of a lease under this Act,
the person may, within the prescribed period after receipt of the notice or within such extended period as the Minister or the Valuer-General, as the case may be, allows, send by post to, or lodge with, the Minister or the Valuer-General, as the case may be, at his or her office, an objection to the re-appraisement, determination, assessment or forfeiture specifying the grounds of objection.
For the purposes of subsection (1), the prescribed period is:
in the case of a re-appraisement of rent – 3 months;
(b) in the case of an assessment of compensation – 6 months; and
(c) in the case of a determination or forfeiture – 28 days.
(3) The Minister or the Valuer-General shall, within 28 days after receiving an objection, consider the objection and may disallow it or allow it in whole or in part and shall forthwith give to the objector notice of his or her decision on the objection.
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