Valuation Act, 2001 (No. 13)

AI Summary of Valuation Act, 2001 (No. 13)

Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes

Published date: 4 June 2001

		Future version	Amendment requiring commencement	Draft proposed change
	Introductory Text
	Acts Referred to
	Part 1 Preliminary and General (ss. 1-8)
	1. Short title.
	2. Commencement.
	3. Interpretation.
	4. Fees.
	5. Forms.
	6. Expenses.
	7. Orders and regulations.
	8. Repeals.
	Part 2 Commissioner of Valuation (ss. 9-11)
	9. Commissioner of Valuation.
	10. Delegation to Commissioner of certain functions and temporary inability of Commissioner to act.
	11. Delegation of functions by Commissioner.
	Part 3 Valuation Tribunal (s. 12)
	12. Valuation Tribunal.
	Part 4 Property to be Valued (ss. 13-17)
	13. Valuation of property.
	14. Construction of references to property being rateable and relationship between expressions "relevant property", "hereditament" and "tenement", etc.
	15. Rateability of relevant property.
	16. Times from which relevant property shall or shall not be rateable.
	17. Unit of valuation.
	Part 5 Valuations (ss. 18-26)
	18. References to valuations.
	19. Valuation orders.
	20. Date by reference to which valuation shall be made.
	21. Publication date for valuation lists.
	22. Publicity for valuation.
	23. Publication of valuation list consequent on valuation.
	24. Issue of valuation certificates consequent on valuation having been carried out.
	25. Frequency with which powers under this Part are to be exercised.
	26. Right of occupier to make representations in relation to proposed valuation.
	Part 5A Occupier Assisted Valuation (ss. 26A-26G)
	26A. Definition (Part 5A).
	26B. Regulations may provide for occupier assisted valuation.
	26C. Act to apply.
	26D. Functions of officer of Commissioner under occupier assisted valuation.
	26E. Right of occupier to make representations under occupier assisted valuation.
	26F. Offence where occupier fails to submit valuation.
	26G. Where person submits false valuation.
	Part 6 Revision of Valuations (ss. 27-29A)
	27. Applications for revisions of valuation lists.
	28. Revision of valuation lists.
	29. Right of occupier to make representations inrelation to proposed revision.
	29A. Where revision manager decides not to revise valuation.
	Part 7 Appeals (ss. 30-40)
	30. Appeals to the Commissioner.
	31. Grounds of appeal under section 30 to be stated.
	32. Notification of occupier of an appeal.
	33. Consideration of appeals by Commissioner.
	34. Appeals to Tribunal.
	35. Grounds of appeal under section 34 to be stated.
	36. Notification of interested parties of appeal made for Tribunal.
	37. Consideration of appeals by Tribunal.
	38. Amendment of valuation list, etc. to take account of decision of Tribunal, High Court or Supreme Court.
	39. Appeals to the High Court and Supreme Court.
	40. Amendments of valuation lists in relation to similarly circumstanced property.
	Part 8 Annual Report and Certain Duties of Public Bodies (ss. 41-42)
	41. Annual report.
	42. Duty of public body to provide certain information to Commissioner.
	Part 9 Existing Valuation Lists (ss. 43-44)
	43. Existing valuation lists to continue in force and severability of properties appearing thereon.
	44. Parts 6 and 7 (with exceptions) and certain other provisions to apply to existing valuation lists.
	Part 10 Certain Ancillary Powers of Officers (ss. 45-47)
	45. Power to require information to be supplied.
	46. Obligation of occupier of property to supply certain information.
	47. Power to enter.
	Part 11 Basis of Valuation (ss. 48-55)
	48. Method of determining property's value generally.
	49. Method of determining property's value under section 28(4).
	50. Valuation on the contractor's basis.
	51. Valuation of certain elements of relevant properties.
	52. Valuations in relation to land or buildings used for advertising stations.
	53. Global valuation of property of public utility undertakings.
	54. Appeals against global valuations.
	55. Central valuation list.
	Part 12 Rates Incomes of Local Authorities (s. 56)
	56. Power to limit rates income.
	Part 12A State Land (ss. 56A-56E)
	56A. State land
	56B. Legal proceedings
	56C. Power of Minister
	56D. Instruments to have effect
	56E. Validity of transfer
	Part 13 Miscellaneous (ss. 57-71)
	57. Transitional provisions in relation to matters not completed under Act of 1988 or Act of 1852.
	58. Transitional provision to take account of global valuations made before carrying out of valuation under section 19.
	59. Treatment of certain mines, rights to drill and apartments for rates purposes.
	60. Evidence of valuation list.
	61. Relevant property constructed over boundary of rating authority area.
	62. Power to revoke certain appointments and appoint substitutes.
	63. Correctness of valuation list.
	64. Prosecutions.
	65. Penalties.
	66. Issue of certificates, service of notices, etc.
	67. Valuation for certain purposes of property falling within Schedule 4.
	67A. Valuation for certain purposes of property not falling within Schedule 4.
	67B. Rateable valuation of property for purposes of condition 5 of section 10 of Act of 1978.
	68. Prohibition against unauthorised disclosure of confidential information.
	69. Commissioner may charge fees for copies of valuation lists, etc. supplied.
	70. Occupier may appoint agent.
	71. Data sharing.
	Schedule 1 Enactments Repealed
	Schedule 2 The Valuation Tribunal
	Schedule 3 Relevant Property
	Schedule 4 Relevant Property Not Rateable
	Schedule 5 Plant Referred to in Section 51

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