Grounds on which objections may be made
29 Grounds on which objections may be made
Without limiting section 28(1), (2) or (3), an objection under this Part may be made on any one or more of the following grounds, but on no other ground:
that the land value, capital value or assessed annual value assigned to any land is too high or too low;
that the interests of the several persons having an interest in any land have not been correctly apportioned;
that the apportionment of any valuation is not correct;
that lands which should be included in the one valuation have been valued separately;
that lands which should be valued separately have been included in the one valuation;
that the person named in any notice under section 27 is not an owner of the land to which the notice relates;
that the area, dimensions or particulars of any land are not correctly described.
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