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Valuers and Estate Agents Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part · Registration of Valuers and Estate Agents
Valuers and Estate Agents Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part · Registration of Valuers and Estate Agents
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A registered valuer who has paid the prescribed annual registration fee shall be entitled to undertake the following professional work —
registered valuer
“registered valuer” means a person whose name has been placed on the Register and to whom a certificate of registration has been issued by the Board;
Valuers and Estate Agents
the valuation of all land and buildings, including furniture, fixtures, trade stocks, plant or machinery and other effects;
the valuation of all land and buildings required for feasibility studies, court proceedings, arbitration or other purposes; and
property management and the making and checking of inventories of furniture, fixtures, trade stocks, plant or machinery and other effects.
No person shall carry on business or take up employment as a valuer under any name, style or title which confers the meaning that he is a valuer, and no person shall undertake for a fee any work of a valuer unless he is a registered valuer.
registered valuer
“registered valuer” means a person whose name has been placed on the Register and to whom a certificate of registration has been issued by the Board;
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