Stock Assessments Act 1862 (SA)
ANNO MCESEMO QUINTO ET VICESIMO BEXTO ,
A. | D. 1862. |
No. 16.
Lands of the Crown leased for Pastoral Purposes.
[Assented to, Zlst ~ct"obei, |
EREAS by :m Act, No. 7 of l86 1, intituled "An Act to Preamble. amend an Act, No.20 of 22nd Victoria, intitule,dlAn Act
for an Assessment on Stock, and for other pnrposed therein men- tioned,"' it is enacted that the waste lands of the Crown, leaved for pastoral purposes, should be assessed as therein mentioned; but there ie no provision for appealing against
it therefore Enacted by the Governor-innchief of the Province of
South Australia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly of the said Province, in this present Parliament msembled,
purposes may, within one year from the publication of any assess- | |
ment of such lands made under the provisions of the said Acts, lodge with the Comrhissioner of Crown Lands and Immigration, an appeal against the assessment of the waste lands leased to such lessee; and such lessee shall, at the time of lodging such |
2.
A person to be abpointed by the Governor with the advice andc?natitu%m of consent of the Executive
Council, another person to be appointedtllbmd.
by the appellant, and a third person to be appointed by the person
so appointed by the Governor and appellant, shall constitute a tribunal to be called "The Assessment Tribunal," and such tribunal shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, have full power to hear and determine
all appeals which may be lodged against the assess- ment of the waste lands of the Crown leased for pastoral purposes.
Commissioner of
and Immigration shall cause the Assessment Tribunal to be surn- | |
moned, | moned at &me convenient time and place in Adelaide, there to take such evidence as may be produced and hear the appeal. |
4. The said tribunal shall, after hearing snch evidence, fix the |
mount of assessment at which the waste lands, the assessment of
which is appealed against, shall in future br ass&ed, whetlter the
amount so fixed may be higher or lower than the amount fixed in the assessment appealed against, and their decision slmll fort;hwith be published in the South
Aust~*alian GovernmentGazette, and shall be finaI, and shall be the assessment which such appellant shall pay under the provisions of the said recited Act: Provided that no past over-assessment, if proved, shall be returncd to the appellant.
Tribunal toaward
6. The appellant shall pay all costs incurred in hearing and determining his appeal. | |
| |
8. Each member of the said tribunal, shall be paid the sum of such tribunal, and the amount thereof shall form a portion of the costs of such appeal. | |
Three Pounds Three Shillings per day h r each appeal heard before | |
9. The said Commissioner shall, on request of any appellant, or of forth in the Schedule to this -4ct, to appear a,nd. give evidcncc before the said tribunal; and on service of such summons, such person shall appear before such tribunal and then and there give evidence on oath, and shall thereupon be entitled to receive such reasonable expenses incurred by him. as the said* tribunal may award, such expenses to be added to the costs of the appeal. | |
the valuator of runs, issue a summons to any person in the form set | |
mon witnesses. |
10. The
10. The said | tribunal | shall | have all the powers | and | authorities |
vested in Special Magistrates for compelling the attendance of wit- nesses, enforcing any order made by such tribunal, and compelling witnesses to answer on oath; and any wilful false statement, made
on oath before such tribunal, shall be deemed and punished as
perjury.
l l. This Act may Le cited as the
'C Assessment on Stock Tribunalshort Title.
Act, 1862."
111 thc name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent to
this Act.
D. DALY, C' | overn nor. |
SCHEDULE,
, |
, |
, |
the Waste Lands of the Crown leased to the said C.D.
0
0
0