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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2013-5-25 10:27 编辑
hmm....... they normally pay more than the market price.
1) they ask you to find a house nearby, a almost similar house and they will match that. ( this happened to my friend who lived near forrest hill and her house was acquired for bus station when they were building). The payment according to her is very fair.
2) from personal experience, next to my investment property, my neighbour house was acquired due to highway extension and NZ transport agency bought it for future use, they used qualified valuer and ask him to get valuer too and paid all expenses and the price is much higher than i would see the market price. My neighbour house's title is now noted as " Her majesty, the queen". The queen is now my nieghbour..... haha.
3) if you are not happy about the compensation, there is this valuation tribunal, who deal with compensation for compulsory acquisation ( under the Act for land acquisition for public use), you can argue your case there.
The process is quite transparent... i hope the above would help lz. |
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