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Formal Consolidation |  1990 RevEd
Other rates
6.  Where an owner satisfies the Comptroller of Property Tax in such manner as the Comptroller may direct that —
(a)the number of rooms in his dwelling-house is insufficient to accommodate all his unmarried children, the owner-occupier’s rate may apply to one other dwelling-house which is wholly occupied by one or more of his unmarried children;
(b)two owners are married to each other but have been separated pursuant to an order of court or deed of separation, and are living apart, the owner-occupier’s rate shall apply to each of their respective owner-occupied dwelling-houses so long as they remain separated and live apart;
(c)the owner has more than one lawful spouse and each spouse is occupying a different dwelling-house, the owner-occupier’s rate shall apply to each dwelling-house which is wholly occupied by each spouse.
Informal Consolidation | Amended S 484/2002
Other rates
6.  Where an owner satisfies the Comptroller of Property Tax in such manner as the Comptroller may direct that —
(b)two owners are married to each other but have been separated pursuant to an order of court or deed of separation, and are living apart, the owner-occupier’s rate shall apply to each of their respective owner-occupied dwelling-houses so long as they remain separated and live apart;
(c)the owner has more than one lawful spouse and each spouse is occupying a different dwelling-house, the owner-occupier’s rate shall apply to each dwelling-house which is wholly occupied by each spouse.