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PUBLIC PROPERTY VALUATION AND THE LAW OF SIERRA LEONE: AN INTERLOCUTORY DEFENSE
The paper carefully delves into the reasoning spirit of the law, on property valuation, of the Republic of Sierra Leone, and why certain public properties, are granted property tax exemptions, as a response to politico-economic interest of government, and for economic benefit of society in general, yet, the same properties, are not exempted from Operation permit license, for safety in public facility-usage management.
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