Bogdal v Kingston Upon Hull CC
Bogdal v Kingston Upon Hull CC
- 1998
- Rating Appeals [1998] 3 RA 44-52(5) .
QBD 9 February 1998. B contended that the dwelling he lived in with his mother and another lady was a small residential care home as defined by the Registered Homes Act 1984, and should thus be subject to a 50% discount in council tax. The valuation tribunal found that it should be treated as a domestic dwelling. Appeal dismissed.
BOGDAL V KINGSTON UPON HULL CC
COUNCIL TAX APPEALS
COUNCIL TAX
REGISTERED HOMES ACT 1984 PART 1
RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES
QBD 9 February 1998. B contended that the dwelling he lived in with his mother and another lady was a small residential care home as defined by the Registered Homes Act 1984, and should thus be subject to a 50% discount in council tax. The valuation tribunal found that it should be treated as a domestic dwelling. Appeal dismissed.
BOGDAL V KINGSTON UPON HULL CC
COUNCIL TAX APPEALS
COUNCIL TAX
REGISTERED HOMES ACT 1984 PART 1
RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES