Right to object
105 Right to object
An owner may object to a valuation of the owner’s land.
However, subsection (3) applies if an owner has objected to a valuation for a particular statutory purpose (the first valuation).
The owner can object to a valuation of the same land for a different statutory purpose (the second valuation) only if the amount of the first valuation is different from the amount of the second valuation.
Subject to subsections (2) and (3), only 1 objection may be made to the same valuation.
A right to object to a valuation includes a right to object to a decision about a deduction application concerning the land.
This section does not apply to a valuation amended under chapter 4, part 3.
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