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Definition von ratable value im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von ratierlichem Wert im Wörterbuch ist ein fester Wert, der einer Immobilie von einer lokalen Behörde zugewiesen wird, auf deren Basis variable Jahressätze berechnet werden.
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Committees And Commissions In India Vol. 1 : 1947-54
The schedule of ratable value of lands under different crops in each district/tract
should be prepared on this basis every year and included in the legislation of the
year in question. The construction of the schedule for each district/tract in a State
...
2
Geography and Retailing
points were also awarded according to the ratable value of large stores. This first
index therefore had regard to the importance and the composition of centres by
type of trade and size of establishment. The second and third indices aimed at ...
3
Governing the London Region: Reorganization and Planning in ...
These were the Home Counties that lost large urbanized areas containing heavy
concentrations of ratable value to the newly formed GLC. This allocation provides
these counties needed fiscal relief, partially compensating for the loss and ...
4
The facts of the cotton famine
The nett ratable value of the property in this union was in 1856, as I have already
stated, £285,357 ; the total present expenditure, therefore, is now at the rate of
eight shillings and elevenpence farthing in the pound on that value ; but it is ...
5
Subnational Capital Markets in Developing Countries: From ...
Municipalities face borrowing limits based on the ratable value of property within
their boundaries. However, evidence suggests that this debt limit has not been
effectively enforced. For example, in Chennai the ratable value of property was ...
Mila Freire, John E. Petersen,
2004
6
Rent Control in North America and Four European Countries: A ...
It was to have been a temporary measure, and only those units with a net ratable
value below a set amount were controlled. Removal of the controls proved
politically impossible in 1918, however, and in 1919 a new act was passed which
on ...
Joel F. Brenner, Herbert M. Franklin,
1977
7
Stratification in Grenada
... I think these ratable valuations are more objective and systematic than I could
have otherwise obtained. Under the current formula, a house with an annual
value of £720 might have a ratable value of £72; and in my decimal scale ...
Michael Garfield Smith,
1965
8
Religion and Society in a Cotswold Vale: Nailsworth, ...
Nevertheless, the mean ratable value of pasture lands was significantly greater,
at 14s. per acre, than the mean ratable value of the arable sector, at 6s. per acre.
All pasture lands were enclosed, while a sizable proportion of arable still lay in ...
9
Government Budgeting and Expenditure Controls: Theory and ...
In the United Kingdom, although there is no revenue-sharing arrangement, a
grant element is partly determined in terms of a prescribed National Standard
Ratable Value and the actual ratable value per capita in each county. The
difference ...
10
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of ...
Any advantages attendant upon a building, which would enable the owner to let it
at a higher rent, may be taken into the account in estimating its ratable value. Ibid.
4. Whether the owner of a farm, composed partly of grass land, who, upon the ...
Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, Sandford Nevile, James Manning,
1835