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Supplemental Valuations.
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XLV. ‘And whereas certain Hereditaments by the herein before recited Acts made chargeable for the Purposes of the said Acts respectively may not have been included in the Valuation made for the Purpose of Poor Rates, and it is expedient that any such Property should be valued in like Manner and upon the same Scale as that which is so rated: And whereas, in the Valuation made for the Purpose of Poor Rates, Dwelling Houses may be in certain Cases valued together with Property not comprehended in that Term, and a separate Valuation of such Dwelling Houses may be necessary for the Purpose of assessing the said Rates:’ Be it therefore enacted, That in all Cases of Property which is or shall be liable to the Payment of any Rate or Assessment to be collected under the Provisions of this Act, and which shall not be included in the Rate for the Relief of the Poor in the Union wherein the same may be situate, and in the Case of Dwelling Houses valued together with other Property, the Guardians of the Poor of such Union shall make and declare or cause to be made and declared separate Valuations of all or any such Property and Dwelling Houses situate in any Ward or Townland or other Denomination proper for that Purpose within the Union, in like Manner, and subject to the like Direction of the Poor Law Commissioners for the Time being, as by Law required and directed with respect to Hereditaments rated as aforesaid; and every such separate Valuation of Property, not liable to be rated to the Relief of the Poor shall contain in a separate Column a Statement of the Ground of such Exemption; and all such separate Valuations, when made, shall be subject in all respects to the like Right of Appeal Regulations, Additions, or Alterations, and shall be of like Force and Effect, under the Provisions of this Act, as any Valuation made for the Purposes of a Rate for the Relief of the Poor, as nearly as the Circumstances of the Case will admit.
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