Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
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Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Claim for interest, further disturbance losses, costs and disbursements – Public Works Act 1981 (PWA), ss 66, 78, 84, 90; Interest on Money Claims Act 2016 – Reduced award of costs to Claimant of $550,000 under s 90 PWA – Award to Claimant of around $159,000 under s 66 PWA – Interest to accumulate only on the s 66 payments.
Claims for costs following unsuccessful claim for compensation – Public Works Act 1981, ss 84, 90 – Special reasons for not ordering Respondent to pay Claimant’s reasonable costs – Respondent put to costs in presenting response to a claim which lacked any basis in evidence and was declined – Claimant ordered to pay Respondent $50,000.
Objection to valuation by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objection to valuation by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36; Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council - Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 19(8)(b) - Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Valuation not agreed - Rating Valuations Act 1998, s36 - Whether or not both objections to valuation were in time – Tribunal found that both objections were filed in time. Parties to attempt resolution and report back by 11 July 2025 – No costs order.
Costs claim for compensation decision – Public Works Act 1981, ss 84, 90, 90(2), 90(3) – No costs order.
Objections withdrawn by leave of Tribunal — Ratings Valuations Act 1998, s 36 — Costs reserved.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuation Act 1998, s 36 – Time for filing objection enlarged – Further case management directions made – Costs reserved.
Objections to valuations by Council - Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 - Valuations agreed to by consent - No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council - Rating Valutions Act 1998, s 36 - Valuations agreed to by consent - No costs order.
Objections to valuation of property - Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 - Valuations agreed to by consent - No costs order.
Compensation claim for land taken for local government infrastructure – Local Government Act 2002, s 93 – Public Works Act 1981, ss 60, 62, 62(1), 66(1), 85(2) – Compensation payable to the land developer claimant.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Compensation claim for required land – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, s 22(2) – Public Works Act 1981, s 80(1)(c) – Matter referred back to High Court, at the request of the parties.
Objections to valuations by Council – Land Valuation Proceedings Act 1948, ss 19(8)(b) – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Objections to valuations by Council – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Valuation agreed by consent – No costs order.
Valuation not agreed – Rating Valuations Act 1998, s 36 – Misinterpretation of the Special Purpose (Flat Land Recovery) Zone (SPFLR Zone) by the Respondent – Respondent’s interpretation of the SPFLR Zone was incorrect – Parties to prepare thoroughly considered valuation evidence supporting their respective positions – If parties cannot agree on the correct roll values, objections may be referred back to the Tribunal for further consideration.