LT RATING – hereditament – telecommunications system consisting of ratepayer’s ‘own-build’ sections and optical fibres belonging to other operators and contained in cables of those other operators – contractual arrangements for use by ratepayer of these fibres – whether ratepayer in occupation of fibres – whether fibres part of ratepayer’s hereditament – held ratepayer in occupation of fibres and fibres part of its hereditament
Citations:
[2005] EWLands RA – 50 – 2004
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Appeal from – Vtesse Networks Ltd v Bradford (Valuation Officer) CA 19-Oct-2006
The company appealed against the entry in to the lists of their cabling network systems. . .
See Also – Bradford (Valuation Officer) v Vtesse Networks Ltd LT 7-Nov-2008
LT RATING – valuation – 2000 list – local telecommunications network – comparables – whether valuation should be based on apportionment of assessment of much larger nationwide network – whether tone of list . .
See Also – Bradford (Valuation Officer) v Vtesse Networks Ltd CA 28-Jan-2010
The company appealed against a finding that it was liable to non-domestic rates in respect of its network of fibre-optic cable. . .
At CA (1) – Bradford (Valuation Officer) v Vtesse Networks Ltd LT 7-Nov-2008
LT RATING – valuation – 2000 list – local telecommunications network – comparables – whether valuation should be based on apportionment of assessment of much larger nationwide network – whether tone of list . .
At CA (1) – Bradford (Valuation Officer) v Vtesse Networks Ltd CA 28-Jan-2010
The company appealed against a finding that it was liable to non-domestic rates in respect of its network of fibre-optic cable. . .
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Rating, Utilities
Updated: 04 July 2022; Ref: scu.236476