Journal of Valuation: Volume 1 Issue 4
Table of contents
THE INVESTMENT METHOD OF VALUATION: A REAL VALUE APPROACH: 1
NEIL CROSBYThis paper introduces the real value approach. A second paper, to be published in the next issue of Journal of Valuation, considers specific applications of this approach.
STANDARD MEASUREMENTS OF REAL PROPERTY VALUES
IDRIS PEARCEIn the scientific instrument industry, measuring devices are tested and evaluated using various criteria. One test is for accuracy: how precisely does the instrument monitor…
THE VALUATION OF VARYING INCOMES: 1
NORMAN HARKERThis introductory paper is the first of three which reconsider what has become an accepted defect in the conventional investment method of valuation.
THE VALUATION OF VARYING INCOMES: 2
PHILIP BOWCOCKAbout 20 years ago it was recognised that an anomaly could arise in the application of the dual rate method of valuation where the income varied during the term, and in subsequent…
THE VALUATION OF VARYING INCOMES: 3
PHILIP BOWCOCKIn the previous paper the reasons for the well known anomaly in the valuation of varying incomes of limited duration were examined and it was shown that the Double Sinking Fund…
VALUING TIME‐SHARE INTERESTS: 1
MARTIN AVIS, VIRGINIA GIBSONA second paper, providing an illustrative valuation, will appear in volume 2 of Journal of Valuation.
POINTE GOURDE, RULE 3 and SECTION 6
W.A. LEACHThe purpose of this article is to differentiate between the Pointe Gourde principle, rule (3) of s. 5 of the Land Compensation Act 1961 and s. 6 of that Act, three rules affecting…