58 Special provision for 1995 onwards
Local Government Finance Act 1988 (1988 c 41) | Legislation

58  Special provision for 1995 onwards

(1)     In relation to any relevant period the [Welsh Ministers] may make regulations under this section [which apply in relation to Wales].

(2)     The regulations may contain such provisions as are mentioned in subsection (3) below as regards any case which falls within a prescribed description and where—

(a)     as regards a hereditament or hereditaments the chargeable amount for a chargeable day falls to be determined under section 43, 45 [or 54] above, and

(b)     the day falls within the relevant period concerned.

[(3)     The provisions are that the chargeable amount is to be such amount as is found in accordance with rules prescribed

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