Valuation of Land Acts Amendment Act of 1951 (15 Geo Vi No. 43) (Qld)

428 LAND. Valuation of Land Acts Amendment Act. 15 G eo . VI. No. 43, 15NGO e . o 4.3 v . i . An Act to Amend “The Valuation of Land Acts, T he V aluation of 1944 to 1950,” in certain particulars. L and A cts A mendment A ct of 1951. [A ssented to 22 nd N ovember , 1951.] B E it enacted by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis­ lative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:— short title 1. This Act may be cited as “ The Valuation of contraction. Land Acts Amendment Act of 1951,” and shall be read , ' as one with * “ The Valuation of Land Acts, 1944 to 1950,” herein referred to as the Principal Act. Collective The Principal Act and this Act may be collectively tltle‘ cited as “ The Valuation of Land Acts, 1944 to 1951 Amendments of s.3(4). 2. Subsection four of section three of the Principal jg amen(jec[— (i.) By repealing the proviso to paragraph [a) of that subsection and by inserting, in lieu of that repealed proviso, the following proviso, namely :— “ Provided that— (i.) Where a second or subsequent fresh valuation is made under this subsection by a Local Authority the next preceding valuation made by that Local Authority shall cease to be in force on and from the coming into force of that second or subsequent valuation; and (ii.) Upon the making under and pursuant to this Act of the first valuation in any Area, any fresh valuation under this section made by the Local Authority for that Area and then in force shall cease to be in force on and from the date upon which that first valuation under and pursuant to this Act comes into force.” ; (ii.)|By adding to that subsection the following paragraph, namely :— “ (j) The provisions of this subsection shall apply (and shall be read subject to all such adaptations thereof * 8 G. 6 No. 3 and amending Acts.

1951. LAND. Valuation of Land Acts Amendment Act. as are necessary to apply the same) so that thereunder, subject thereto and in accordance therewith a Local Authority may make more than one fresh valuation: Provided that— (i.) A second or any subsequent such fresh valuation shall not be made and completed by a Local Authority at any time earlier than the fifth year after the year in which the next preceding such valuation shall have been completed; (ii.) Subject to paragraph (iv.) of this proviso any fresh valuation made by a Local Authority under the authority of this subsection shall be the basis of rating by that Local Authority for a period of at least five years ; (iii.) A fresh valuation of any lands specified in paragraph ( h ) of this subsection in any Area shall not be made by the Local Authority for that Area at any time after those lands have been valued by the Valuer-General but, in any such case, until the first valuation made with respect to the Area in question under this Act is proclaimed in force, the said paragraph (h) shall extend so as to authorise those lands to be valued periodically by the Valuer-General at intervals no one of which shall be less than five years and fresh valuations of those lands under and pursuant to this Act may be made accordingly; and (iv.) On and from the date on which the first valuation made with respect to an Area under this Act comes into force both the valuation, if any, last made by the Local Authority for that Area under this subsection and, as respects any lands specified in paragraph (h) of this subsection in that Area, the last valuation, if any, of those lands made under and pursuant to this Act shall cease to be in force.” I 429