Contractors basis progress

By:

Lewsley, C

Language: English Series: Rating & Valuation Reporter ; 38(6) June 1998, 129-131(3)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the fundamental aspects of the contractors basis of valuation for rating, namely the tenant`s alternative and interest foregone as a ceiling on rateable value, in the context of the case of "Monsanto plc v Farris". Discusses the established five stage method and, the issues of grants and allowances.

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Considers the fundamental aspects of the contractors basis of valuation for rating, namely the tenant`s alternative and interest foregone as a ceiling on rateable value, in the context of the case of "Monsanto plc v Farris". Discusses the established five stage method and, the issues of grants and allowances.

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