South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts15—Valuer-General may value any land
(1) The Valuer-General
may at any time, value or cause to be valued any land if the land has not
previously been valued or separately valued under this Act or if, in his or
her opinion, the value of the land has been materially enhanced or diminished,
or such a valuation is, for any reason whatsoever, necessary or expedient.
(2) Where a valuation
is made under subsection (1), the value of the land must be
determined—
(a) if
there has been a previous general valuation of land within the same area as
that land, in accordance with the level of values prevailing in relation to
land of the same or a similar character at the date as at which values were
assigned to land for the purposes of the latest such general valuation; or
(b) if
there has been no previous general valuation of land within the same area as
that land, as the value of the land as at the date of valuation.
(3) A
determination of value made under this section will come into force and
supersede any previous determination of value in force under this Act and
affecting the land to which the determination relates as from such day
(whether before, on or after the day on which the determination of value is
made) as may be determined by the Valuer-General.
(4) A value determined
by valuation under this section must be entered in an appropriate valuation
roll.