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Fifth Schedule, The Local Government Act, 2004

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PART I VALUATION LIST Name of No. of Description Name of Name of Annual Remarks Street house of premises Owner Occupier rateable or plot value of land PART II RATE BOOKS An assessment for the Rate of Council made by the Council this ……… day ……of……………at the rate of ………Leones. Arrears Name of Name of Description Name or Estimated Annual Rate due or in Occupier Owner of property situation extent Value Leone if excused rated of property rated 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. FORM 1 WARRANT TO LEVY PROPERTY RATE ON GOODS OF DEFAULTING OWNERS FORM 1 WARRANT TO LEVY PROPERTY RATE ON GOODS OF DEFAULTING OWNERS ..................................COUNCIL ...................DISTRICT/TOWN .......................................WARD To: The Bailiff of the Council WHEREAS the person(s) named in the Schedule to this warrant was (were) assessed to pay the respective amounts opposite his (their) name(s) in …………..............................................................................................................……...ward: AND WHEREAS the person(s) has (have) refused or neglected to pay the amount. NOW this warrant is to require you to levy the amounts of the property rate on the goods belonging to the person(s) named in the Schedule and if the amount is not paid within twenty days thereafter, to sell the goods levied or so much of the goods as shall be sufficient to satisfy the amount and after that return this warrant certifying what you have done under it. Dated this day of 20…. Chairperson Council Schedule Name(s) of defaulter(s) Amount due FORM 2 WARRANT TO LEVY PROPERTY RATE ON GOODS OF OCCUPIERS ..................................COUNCIL ...................DISTRICT/TOWN .......................................WARD To: The Bailiff of the Council WHEREAS the owner(s) of a building(s) in ………………..ward was (were) assessed to pay the approved property rate and the owner(s) refused or neglected to pay it; AND WHEREAS a warrant was issued to the ……………….bailiff to levy on the goods of the owner(s) and he did not find any goods or the value of the goods was insufficient to satisfy the warrant; AND WHEREAS the person(s) named in the Schedule to this warrant are the occupiers of the building(s); NOW this warrant is to require you: (a) to demand from the occupier(s) payment of the amount set opposite his (their) name(s) in the Schedule; and (b) to levy the amount on the goods of the occupier(s) and if the amount is not paid within twenty days thereafter, to sell the goods or so much of the goods as shall be sufficient to satisfy the amount and after that return this warrant certifying what you have done under it. Dated this day of 20…. Chairperson Council Schedule Name(s) of occupier (s) Amount due Passed in Parliament this 29th day of January, in the year of our Lord two thousand and four. J. A. CARPENTER, Clerk of Parliament. T HIS P RINTED IMPRESSION has been carefully compared by me with the Bill which has passed Parliament and found by me to be a true and correct printed copy of the said Bill. J. A. CARPENTER, Clerk of Parliament.

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