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Tribunals · Birmingham City Council · 2017 rating list

Car Parking Space 203 at Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, B5 4UA

Car Parking Spaces Decided 4 December 2024 CHG101063139 Sixteen Real Estate

OutcomeDismissedThe appeal failed and the rateable value was left unchanged.
Original RV · 2017 list—
Ratepayer sought—
VO conceded first—
Tribunal decided—from 1 Apr 2017

Figures are as stated in the decision, and are values in the 2017 list; a dash means the document does not state that figure. This judgement decided 20 properties together; the figures above are for this appeal's property (Car Parking Space 203, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA). Every property is listed below.

The 20 properties in this decision

One judgement covered all of these appeals. Each property’s figures as the judgement states them (2017 list); this appeal’s property is highlighted.

The properties covered by this tribunal decision, with the figures it states for each
PropertyOriginal RVSoughtTribunal decidedOutcome
Car Parking Space 54, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 57-61, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 71, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 72-75, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 76, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 98, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 99-105, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 111-113, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 114-124, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 125-128, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 129-131, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 132-142, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 143, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 174-184, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 189-191, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 192-202, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 203, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UAThis appeal———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 204, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Spaces 185-188, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed
Car Parking Space 144, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA———Dismissed

What was argued and what the tribunal found

The appellant challenged the effective date of car parking spaces entering the 2017 rating list, proposing either 31 October 2022 (when the single hereditament was split into multiple ones) or alternatively 24 January 2022 (when initially brought into the list). The tribunal found that the car parking spaces existed prior to 1 April 2017 and that the valuation officer was simply correcting a compiled list error by splitting the single hereditament into 204 separate ones. The tribunal applied regulation 14(1B) and determined that the circumstances giving rise to the alteration occurred before the list compilation date, so the effective date should be 1 April 2017 (the start of the 2017 list), rejecting the appellant's attempt to benefit from the valuation officer's earlier errors.

Summary generated from the decision text and checked against it. The appellant was Bruntwood Aviva Ltd, represented.

Grounds argued

  • Effective date · decisive
Evidence
None from the ratepayer
Cases cited
BMC Properties and Management Ltd v Jackson (Valuation Officer) [2015] EWCA Civ 1306; Lamb & Shirley Ltd v Bliss (VO) [2001] EWCA Civ 562
Hearing
14 November 2024

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