31 High Street, BH19 2NN
Public house with letting rooms and premises Decided 21 June 2021 CHG100321239 Philip Eades
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What was argued and what the tribunal found
The appellant argued the public house should be valued on the basis of what a reasonably efficient operator would pay as rent (£42,300), claiming the Approved Guide method was too rigid and the RV should be compared to local comparables. The tribunal found the Approved Guide was the appropriate valuation method, provided sufficient flexibility for individual properties, and the RV of £71,000 was not out of line with similar nearby public houses. The appeal was dismissed as the appellant failed to provide substantial evidence that the RV was incorrect or the method was wrong.
Summary generated from the decision text and checked against it. The appellant was an individual ratepayer, represented.
Grounds argued
- Trading receipts (pubs, hotels)
- Comparable assessments (tone)
- Valuation method
- Evidence
- Trading accounts
- Hearing
- 13 May 2021
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