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3Any occupier of any property, or any owner or other person in receipt of the rent of any property, although not the occupier thereof, who is aggrieved by the amount of the annual value of the property as assessed shall, if a notification of the value assessed was not delivered to him, be entitled to appeal against any assessment to income tax under Schedule A in respect of that property for the year of revaluation, if within twelve months after the end of that year he gives to the Surveyor notice in writing of his intention to appeal, and on any such appeal the Commissioners may confirm or amend the assessment, as the case may require, and the provisions of the Income Tax Acts relating to appeals against assessments shall, with any necessary modifications, apply to appeals under this paragraph :
Provided that nothing in this paragraph shall affect the collection or recovery of any tax assessed and charged, but where any assessment is reduced upon an appeal under this paragraph, any tax overpaid shall be repaid.
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