Forced sale valuations: time for re-examination?

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Williams, H

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9306) 13 February 1993, 77-81(2)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Revises the assumptions currently underlying forced sale valuations to reflect more accurately today`s recessionary conditions. Unrealistically brief hypothetical sale periods for instance are due for reappraisal. The practical difficulties of such valuations are addressed.

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Revises the assumptions currently underlying forced sale valuations to reflect more accurately today`s recessionary conditions. Unrealistically brief hypothetical sale periods for instance are due for reappraisal. The practical difficulties of such valuations are addressed.

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