This book is an invaluable guide for those providing expert evidence on valuations of commercial properties ndash; including civil actions; rent review arbitrations; lands tribunal cases and rating appeals.The object of the book is to provide the commercial property valuer with a detailed introduction to providing expert evidence in a litigation context; the rules; requirements and the pitfalls for the unwary. Particular trouble has been taken to emphasise the need for quality evidence based on relevant experience which is objective; unbiased; independent; and of sufficient quality to resist challenges before the courts; tribunals and arbitrators. This handbook will help the practitioner start off on the right course and provide forewarning of the issues which he or she is likely to face; leading to greater professional awareness and to higher standards of valuation expert evidence in all commercial property fields.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Peek into MosaicsBy Susan Marie MolloyThis is a clearly written; explanatory book on various ancient Roman mosaics the J. Paul Getty Museum acquired over time. These mosaics came from Ronan homes; baths; and gardens throughout Gaul; Italy; North Africa; Syria; and the like. The illustrations; both photographs and sketches aid in understanding the complexity and beauty of these works of art. Moreover; each piece is described as to what the viewer is seeing; of what materials it was made; where it was found; and the history leading to the museum possessing it.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. InterestingBy WineJazzPTYThe J. Paul Getty museum has always done a great job on explaining art history. This book is no exception. Easy to understand; it shows the Roman mosaics to newcomers explaining both art and history.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Love being able to get books right away that you dont have to interlibrary loan them.By jacobs soccer momI love that I was able to gain access to book(s) like this one without having to interlibrary loan them. Its great.
