WINES and THE VALUER GENERAL [2005] WASAT 263
| STATE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL | Citation No: | [2005] WASAT 263 | |
| VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978 (WA) | |||
| Case No: | DR:367/2005 | 10 MAY 2005 | |
| Coram: | MR P McNAB (MEMBER) | 29/09/05 | |
| 23 | Judgment Part: | 1 of 1 | |
| Result: | 1. Application for review is dismissed 2. The decision under review is affirmed | ||
| B | |||
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| Parties: | PATRICK NOEL WINES THE VALUER GENERAL |
Catchwords: | Valuation of land Hobby farm semirural residential property Unimproved value Methodology of valuation Expert evidence Use of comparable sales evidence Comparisons and adjustments Words and phrases "Merged improvements" "Forced sale" |
Legislation: | Valuation of Land Act 1978 (WA), s 4, s 19, s 26(4)(b), s 32, Pt IV |
Case References: | Brewarrana Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Highways (1973) 32 LGRA 170 Cash Resources Aust Pty Ltd v Brett [1996] QSC 32 Duffy v Minister For Planning [2003] WASCA 294 Lake Karrinyup Country Club Inc v Valuer-General (unreported, Supreme Court of WA, Parker J, Library No 960515, 13 September 1996 [BC9604209] McGeoch v Federal Commissioner of Land Tax (1929) 43 CLR 277 Pyramid Building Society (in liq) v Royalsville Pty Ltd [1997] ANZ Conv R 554; [BC9605216] Spencer v Commonwealth (1907) 5 CLR 418 State Government Insurance Office (Qld) v Valuer-General (1981) QLCR 171 Tetzner v Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited [1958] AC 50 Toohey's Ltd v Valuer-General [1925] AC 439 Collins & Ors v The Minister 6 LGR 84 |
Orders | 1. The application for review is dismissed.,2. The decision under review is affirmed. |
JURISDICTION : STATE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL STREAM : DEVELOPMENT & RESOURCES ACT : VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978 (WA) CITATION : WINES and THE VALUER GENERAL [2005] WASAT 263 MEMBER : MR P McNAB (MEMBER) HEARD : 10 MAY 2005 DELIVERED : 29 SEPTEMBER 2005 FILE NO/S : DR 367 of 2005 BETWEEN : PATRICK NOEL WINES
- Applicant
AND
THE VALUER GENERAL
Respondent
Catchwords:
Valuation of land - Hobby farm semirural residential property - Unimproved value - Methodology of valuation - Expert evidence - Use of comparable sales evidence - Comparisons and adjustments - Words and phrases - "Merged improvements" - "Forced sale"
Legislation:
Valuation of Land Act 1978 (WA), s 4, s 19, s 26(4)(b), s 32, Pt IV
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Result:
1. Application for review is dismissed
2. The decision under review is affirmed
Category: B
Representation:
Counsel:
Applicant : Self-represented
Respondent : Mr M Pritchard
Solicitors:
Applicant : Self-represented
Respondent : Self-represented
Case(s) referred to in decision(s):
Brewarrana Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Highways (1973) 32 LGRA 170
Cash Resources Aust Pty Ltd v Brett [1996] QSC 32
Duffy v Minister For Planning [2003] WASCA 294
Lake Karrinyup Country Club Inc v Valuer-General (unreported, Supreme Court of WA, Parker J, Library No 960515, 13 September 1996 [BC9604209]
McGeoch v Federal Commissioner of Land Tax (1929) 43 CLR 277
Pyramid Building Society (in liq) v Royalsville Pty Ltd [1997] ANZ Conv R 554; [BC9605216]
Spencer v Commonwealth (1907) 5 CLR 418
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The primary legal issues revolved around the appropriate methodology for valuing the land in question, specifically whether the Valuer General correctly applied the principles of valuation for semi-rural residential properties. The court had to consider whether the Valuer General's approach was in line with established valuation practices, particularly in light of the unique characteristics of the property, including its status as a hobby farm. The court also needed to assess the use of comparable sales evidence and adjustments made to reflect the semi-rural nature of the property.
The court examined the evidence presented, including expert testimony and the methodology employed by the Valuer General. It determined that the Valuer General had correctly identified the property as a semi-rural residential property and had appropriately adjusted the value to reflect its unique characteristics. The court found that the use of comparable sales evidence and the adjustments made were consistent with established valuation practices. Consequently, the court dismissed the application for review and affirmed the decision of the Valuer General. The final orders were that the application for review be dismissed and that the decision under review be affirmed.
Orders
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1. The application for review is dismissed. 2. The decision under review is affirmed.
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