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Administrative law [2014] ScotIC 243_2014

Mr Paul Quigley and Assessor for Glasgow City Council

Mr Paul Quigley and Assessor for Glasgow City Council [2014] ScotIC 243_2014 (20 November 2014)

The Scottish Information Commissioner allowed an appeal and ordered disclosure of sale prices used for council tax bandings under FOISA.

  • Freedom of information
  • Council tax banding
  • Public records disclosure
  • Freedom-of-information
  • Council-tax-banding
  • Public-records-disclosure
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Local government law [2010] ScotCS CSIH_54

Assessor for Lothian v Martin & Anor

Assessor for Lothian v Martin & Anor [2010] ScotCS CSIH_54 (29 June 2010)

The Inner House allowed an assessor’s appeal, holding that a valuation committee had given inadequate reasons and wrongly restored council tax Band B instead of Band C.

  • Council tax banding
  • Valuation appeals
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Council-tax-banding
  • Valuation-appeals
  • Adequate-reasons
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Property law [2001] ScotCS 144

Grampian Valuation Joint Board Assessor v Aberdeen City Valuation Appeal Committee Decision

Grampian Valuation Joint Board Assessor v Aberdeen City Valuation Appeal Committee Decision [2001] ScotCS 144 (5 June 2001)

The Court of Session refused an assessor’s appeal, holding that a spouse-to-spouse property transfer under a separation agreement was not a sale for council tax banding purposes.

  • Council tax banding
  • Sale definition
  • Matrimonial property division
  • Regulation interpretation
  • Council-tax-banding
  • Sale-definition
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