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Summary
This book in its 10th incarnation retains its same great quality. Its objections have stayed true to the first edition. The authors created this title having combined a detailed study of the principles that govern the valuation of land and buildings, with an excellent practical account of how these phenomena can apply to everyday problems that are met within practice. Within the ever-changing legal framework we can see this update as being the one to stand the test of time. The object of the book remains as it was for the first edition - the authors have combined a detailed study of the principles governing the valuation of land and buildings with an account of the application of those principles to everyday problems met within practice; and the ever-changing legal framework has been updated.
Table of Contents
| Principles of value | |
| Methods of valuation | |
| Interests of land | |
| Direct value comparison | |
| Rental value | |
| Outgoings | |
| Yield | |
| The mathematics of valuation tables | |
| Investment method - application and use of valuation tables | |
| Discounted cash flow | |
| Residual method of valuation | |
| Developments in valuation methods | |
| Some practical points | |
| Principles of the law of town and country planning | |
| Principles of the law of compulsory purchase and compensation | |
| Development properties | |
| Residential properties | |
| Commercial properties (1) - Landlord and Tenant Acts and rent reviews | |
| Commercial properties (2) - types of property | |
| Valuations of company assets: depreciated replacement cost; mortgages and loans; and fire insurance | |
| Valuations for rating | |
| Taxation | |
| Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - revocation, modification and discontinuance orders, etc | |
| Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - purchase notices | |
| Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - blight notices | |
| Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for land taken | |
| Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for injurious affection | |
| Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for disturbance | |
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