Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Act 1881 No 32a (NSW)

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No. XX.

A n Act to a m e n d the "Sydney Corporation

Act of 1879" in cer ta in par t iculars . [19th
December, 1881.]

WH E R E A S it is expedient that the " Sydney Corporation Act of

Act contained and hereinafter provided for And whereas it is provided 1879" should be amended in respect of certain matters in the said by the said recited Act that an assessment of all ratable property within the City of Sydney should be made from time to time such assessment to be subject to the power of appeal in the said Act contained And whereas an assessment has been made and confirmed in accordance with the said provisions of the said Act against which assessment no appeal now lies And whereas it is deemed advisable that there should be an annual right of appeal against such or any other assessment Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows :—

1. Any occupier or owner who may feel dissatisfied with and who may be desirous of appealing from the assessment for the time being on his property shall give fourteen days notice in writing before the sitting of the Court hereinafter mentioned to the Town Clerk of the City of Sydney of his intention to appeal and may in addition to the privilege of appeal contained in the said recited Act appeal to the first Court holden in every year at the Metropolitan District Court against the said assessment And such appeals shall be heard and determined according to the provisions relating to appeals in the said recited Act and the " Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Act 1880" contained and the necessary alterations in every assessment hook shall be made according to the manner and form provided for by the said first recited Act.

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