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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 96 pages. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala / John Bosworth / Martin Esslin / John Vaizey / David Pryce-Jones / Alan Brownjohn / Jonathan Raban / Robert Strausz-Hupe / Rupert Wilkinson / Michael Wharton / Hyam Maccoby / Douglas Dunn.

Paperback. Etat : Good. tidy copy.

8vo. pp vii, 85. Colour illustrated dust jacket. Original publisher's black cloth with gilt lettering at spine. ISBN: 0880339535 Fine in fine dust jacket.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations.\n\nIt covers a complex and specialised subject, provides valuable assistance to lawyers and valuers who practise in the area, and teaching institutions which conduct courses in property and valuation law.\n\nThe third edition contains references to, and summaries of, relevant cases decided throughout Australia since the publication of the second edition some five years ago. Several topics have been expanded and new topics added.\n\nThe topics which have been expanded include: advantages of expert determinations; construction of lease clauses and meaning of terms used; effect of exclusion of ratchet provisions; mistake in departing from instructions; whether determination made in accordance with the contract; error in interpretation of lease; whether mistake in accord with legislation; independence of the valuer; bias by the valuer; difference between valuation and arbitration; whether determination final and binding; provision of information by parties; duty to accord procedural fairness.\n\nNew topics include:\n\n concise explanation of general law of construction of leases\n error in valuer giving reasons\n future work by lessee\n whether assessment of rent by parties reasonable\n whether time of essence\n failure to give detailed reasons\n sufficient notice\n interpretation of provisions lease\n application of profits method of valuation to rent review of hotels\n interference with valuers discretion\n jurisdiction of the Western Australian Tribunal.\n The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Since the publication of the sixth edition the legal and valuation principles of the valuation of land in Australia have been expanded, amplified and explained in many decisions and amendments which have been included in the sixth edition. The sixth edition includes summaries and extracts from cases and statutes current to 30 June 2019. Many topics have been expanded whilst new topics have been added.\n\nDue to limitations on the size of the book it has been necessary to exclude some of the older cases and materials and to reduce several extracts from cases. Therefore, the 5th and earlier editions should be retained for reference to excluded material.\n\nThe new edition provides an understanding of the subject by lawyers who practice in this area of the law, and valuers and other professionals who are engaged in the property industry. It is of particular relevance to valuers and other professionals who give valuation evidence before the Courts and Tribunals.\n\nThe sixth edition contains up to date (30 June 2019) valuation law and principles applied by the Courts and Tribunals throughout Australia. Care must be exercised in relying upon law and principles extracted from the Courts and Tribunals in other States and Territories as slight difference in the wording of statutes and regulations can cause different interpretations of the relevant sections and clauses. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations.\n\nIt covers a complex and specialised subject, provides valuable assistance to lawyers and valuers who practise in the area, and teaching institutions which conduct courses in property and valuation law.\n\nThe third edition contains references to, and summaries of, relevant cases decided throughout Australia since the publication of the second edition some five years ago. Several topics have been expanded and new topics added.\n\nThe topics which have been expanded include: advantages of expert determinations; construction of lease clauses and meaning of terms used; effect of exclusion of ratchet provisions; mistake in departing from instructions; whether determination made in accordance with the contract; error in interpretation of lease; whether mistake in accord with legislation; independence of the valuer; bias by the valuer; difference between valuation and arbitration; whether determination final and binding; provision of information by parties; duty to accord procedural fairness.\n\nNew topics include:\n\n concise explanation of general law of construction of leases\n error in valuer giving reasons\n future work by lessee\n whether assessment of rent by parties reasonable\n whether time of essence\n failure to give detailed reasons\n sufficient notice\n interpretation of provisions lease\n application of profits method of valuation to rent review of hotels\n interference with valuers discretion\n jurisdiction of the Western Australian Tribunal.\n The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations.\n\nIt covers a complex and specialised subject, provides valuable assistance to lawyers and valuers who practise in the area, and teaching institutions which conduct courses in property and valuation law.\n\nThe third edition contains references to, and summaries of, relevant cases decided throughout Australia since the publication of the second edition some five years ago. Several topics have been expanded and new topics added.\n\nThe topics which have been expanded include: advantages of expert determinations; construction of lease clauses and meaning of terms used; effect of exclusion of ratchet provisions; mistake in departing from instructions; whether determination made in accordance with the contract; error in interpretation of lease; whether mistake in accord with legislation; independence of the valuer; bias by the valuer; difference between valuation and arbitration; whether determination final and binding; provision of information by parties; duty to accord procedural fairness.\n\nNew topics include:\n\n concise explanation of general law of construction of leases\n error in valuer giving reasons\n future work by lessee\n whether assessment of rent by parties reasonable\n whether time of essence\n failure to give detailed reasons\n sufficient notice\n interpretation of provisions lease\n application of profits method of valuation to rent review of hotels\n interference with valuers discretion\n jurisdiction of the Western Australian Tribunal.\n The new edition has a narrow focus in relation to the legal and valuation principles concerning rent review determinations and associated matters, but it contains valuable material relating to the interpretation of commercial and retail shop leases, nature of valuations, and the duties of valuers undertaking rent review valuations. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Since the publication of the sixth edition the legal and valuation principles of the valuation of land in Australia have been expanded, amplified and explained in many decisions and amendments which have been included in the sixth edition. The sixth edition includes summaries and extracts from cases and statutes current to 30 June 2019. Many topics have been expanded whilst new topics have been added.\n\nDue to limitations on the size of the book it has been necessary to exclude some of the older cases and materials and to reduce several extracts from cases. Therefore, the 5th and earlier editions should be retained for reference to excluded material.\n\nThe new edition provides an understanding of the subject by lawyers who practice in this area of the law, and valuers and other professionals who are engaged in the property industry. It is of particular relevance to valuers and other professionals who give valuation evidence before the Courts and Tribunals.\n\nThe sixth edition contains up to date (30 June 2019) valuation law and principles applied by the Courts and Tribunals throughout Australia. Care must be exercised in relying upon law and principles extracted from the Courts and Tribunals in other States and Territories as slight difference in the wording of statutes and regulations can cause different interpretations of the relevant sections and clauses. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Since the publication of the sixth edition the legal and valuation principles of the valuation of land in Australia have been expanded, amplified and explained in many decisions and amendments which have been included in the sixth edition. The sixth edition includes summaries and extracts from cases and statutes current to 30 June 2019. Many topics have been expanded whilst new topics have been added.\n\nDue to limitations on the size of the book it has been necessary to exclude some of the older cases and materials and to reduce several extracts from cases. Therefore, the 5th and earlier editions should be retained for reference to excluded material.\n\nThe new edition provides an understanding of the subject by lawyers who practice in this area of the law, and valuers and other professionals who are engaged in the property industry. It is of particular relevance to valuers and other professionals who give valuation evidence before the Courts and Tribunals.\n\nThe sixth edition contains up to date (30 June 2019) valuation law and principles applied by the Courts and Tribunals throughout Australia. Care must be exercised in relying upon law and principles extracted from the Courts and Tribunals in other States and Territories as slight difference in the wording of statutes and regulations can cause different interpretations of the relevant sections and clauses. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.