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56.(1) Every owner who is rated under Article 20 instead of the occupier, or who enters into an agreement with the Department under Article 21, in respect of any hereditaments shall, without prejudice to the rights of the occupier of any of those hereditaments, be treated for the purposes of the provisions of this Part relating to revisions, reviews and appeals as standing in the same position as the occupier. (2) Where any premises are unoccupied, any reference in this Part to the occupier shall be construed as a reference to the owner of the premises, except that, where the owner is unknown and by virtue of section 24(2)(e) of the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 a notice addressed to the occupier has been served in accordance with that section, that notice shall be deemed to have been duly served on that owner. (3) Any officer of a district council who is specifically or generally authorised in that behalf by the council may authorise the institution, carrying on or defence of any proceedings, or the taking of any step, in relation to a valuation list which the council is authorised or required to institute, carry on, defend or take. (4) Where, under any provision of this Part, any thing is authorised or required to be done by or in relation to any person other than the Department, the Commissioner or a district council, that thing may be done by or to any duly authorised agent of that person. (5) Any notice (including an application for a revision) required or authorised by this Part to be served on the Commissioner or the district valuer need not name the Commissioner or the district valuer but may describe him as the Commissioner or, as the case may require, as the district valuer for the valuation district in question, without further description. (6) Where, under any provision of this Part, the district valuer is required or authorised to cause any matter to be entered, or any alteration to be made, in the valuation list or in a new valuation list which has not yet come into force, the district valuer shall notify the Commissioner of that matter or alteration and the Commissioner shall prepare or alter the list accordingly. (7) Where an alteration in the valuation list is necessary to give effect to a decision of the Lands Tribunal on an appeal made or transferred to the Tribunal under this Part, the Commissioner shall (a)whether upon the direction of the Tribunal or otherwise, make that alteration; and (b)serve a certificate of the alteration on the persons mentioned in paragraph (8). (8) The certificates of alterations in the valuation list mentioned in Articles 49(2), 50(2), 52(5), and 55(3) and in paragraph (7) shall be served on (a)the Department; (b)the district council; (c)the person (if any) in consequence of whose application or appeal the alteration is made, where not the Department or the district council; (d)except where the alteration is made under Article 50(1)(a)(ii), (iii), (iv) or (v) or (b), the occupier of the hereditament, where not the person mentioned in sub-paragraph (c); and (e)where the alteration is made in consequence of an appeal, every other person on whom a copy of the notice of appeal was served who submitted comments or furnished evidence in connection with the appeal.
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