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Liability for business rates where property undergoing substantial refurbishment (Court of Appeal)

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In Newbigin (Valuation Officer) v S J & J Monk (a firm) [2015] EWCA Civ 78, the Court of Appeal considered whether a vacant non-domestic property undergoing refurbishment could be assumed to be in repair for the purpose of assessing business rates.
Note added on 28.9.2016: the Supreme Court hearing will take place on 7 November 2016.
Note added on 7.3.2017: this decision has now been overturned by the Supreme Court. For more information see Legal update, Liability for business rates where property undergoing substantial refurbishment (Supreme Court).

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Published on 19-Feb-2015
Resource Type Legal update: archive
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