Topic:"Appeal Processes" in M12770

t 8:30 am (Atlantic Time) MA R-24 - 1 99 4 08:01 P M DENNI S MILO S E K 2025 Appeal Forms and pertinent Information In chronaloglcal order fo Overall, we feel that a lot of the information presented in the first 15 minutes of this phone co...

AI summary The text discusses a phone conversation regarding an assessment appeal, highlighting concerns about the timing of information provided, a poor phone connection, and a discussion about residency and immigration. The appellants express their intention to invest in Nova Scotia and reference previous appeals and documents.

Grounds of Appeal Not oceanview and classification is incorrect. Assessment should be the same as aldoining parcel.

AI summary The appellant argues that the property's classification as 'oceanview' is incorrect and that its assessment should align with the adjacent parcel's valuation. The appeal challenges the accuracy of the current classification and seeks equitable assessment treatment.

Contact Information Nova Scotia All•ament AppMl'1\1buntll PO Bo,c 281 Truro, NS 62NSC1 Tel: 1·902-893-5806 Toll free: 1-855·89~5806 Fax: 1·902-899-S809 Emall: nsaatfPnsaat.c. Febt'utry 24, 2026 MILOSEK DENNIS Dear Sir/Madam: RE: DECl810N8...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Assessment Appeal Tribunal (NSAAT) dismissed an appeal regarding a property assessment of $24,000. Appellants Dennis and Patricia Milosek may appeal the decision to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) within 30 days. Contact information and procedural details are provided, including deadlines and resources for further action.

nd located on a gravel road and was vacant et the time of sale. In the Assessor's opinion these three sales support the subject assessed value and requested the Tribunal to confirm the assessed value. The Tribunal is appointed under the As...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Assessment Appeal Tribunal (NSAAT) confirmed a property's assessed value of $24,000 for 2025 after reducing it from $55,000. The Assessor used three sales to support the value, while Appellants argued the property was purchased for $14,000. The Tribunal rejected this as an open-market sale and found the assessment undervalued but affirmed the $24,000 figure.

3rd Floor, 1601 Lower Water Street Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3P6 Mailing Address PO Box 1692, Unit M Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3S3 TEL 902-424-1333 FAX 902-424-3919 TF 1-844-809-0010 [email protected] nserbt.ca/nsrab March 27, 2026 Dennis...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Ratepayer Board acknowledges receipt of an assessment appeal by Dennis Milosek and Patricia Morris-Milosek regarding property in Inverness County. The Board will forward the notice to relevant authorities and outline procedural steps, including a hearing date and document disclosure requirements.

please be advised that copies of all Board decisions appear on the internet at the following website: https://www.canlii.org/ns/nserbt . Document: 329064 If you have any questions regarding the appeal process, do not hesitate to contact me...

AI summary The document directs readers to an online repository for Board decisions and includes a document number (329064). It provides contact information for Lisa Wallace, Chief Clerk of the Board, and encloses correspondence to Robert Andrews and Keith MacDonald, along with their affiliated organizations.

Suite 200, Park Place II Toll 800.380.7775 238A Brownlow Avenue Fax 902.720.7873 Dartmouth, NS B3B 2B4 www.pvsc.ca Tel 902.720.7809 Robert W. Andrews File No. LA-14-26 Barrister and Solicitor April 2, 2026 VIA EMAIL: LISA.WALLACE@NOVASCOTI...

AI summary This letter from Robert W. Andrews acknowledges receipt of a Notice of Appeal by Dennis Milosek and Patricia Morris-Milosek regarding an assessment appeal (M12770). It references the Nova Scotia Assessment Appeal Tribunal (NSAAT) decision filed with the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board (NSRAB) on March 24, 2026.