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What was argued and what the tribunal found
The appellant's surveyor argued the property should be valued as an industrial warehouse at £17/m2, yielding £12,250, while the Valuation Officer valued it as a snooker club at £27.50/m2, yielding £16,000. The tribunal found the club valuation was logical and compelling, supported by photographs showing the property could be let as a club. However, the tribunal adopted a tone rate of £25/m2 rather than £27.50/m2 to accord with comparable club assessments, resulting in a tribunal determination of £14,500.
Summary generated from the decision text and checked against it. The appellant was an individual ratepayer, represented.
Grounds argued
- Rental evidence
- Valuation method
- Comparable assessments (tone)
- Evidence
- Photographs, Settled assessments
- Hearing
- 8 February 2022
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