valuer
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- noun
- /ˈvæljər/
- UK
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tasador
- The independent valuer should have been given no assumptions and considered all relevant facts.
- an independent valuer
- assessed by the valuer
But on site I had two diamond mined valuers, both Russian, no Russian and Canadian.
- But on site I had two diamond mined valuers, both Russian, no Russian and Canadian.
Examples
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After the nationalization, an independent valuer found that shareholders of Northern Rock were entitled to zero compensation for their shares.
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No, I'm a valuer with the local council.
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The aim of our study is therefore to investigate the gap between the listing price assessed by the valuer and the auction selling price.
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In practical terms, the assumptions meant that the Independent Valuer could only look at Northern Rock's assets and not at the value of the Northern Rock shares immediately prior to nationalization.
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Instead, the applicants argued, the independent valuer should have been able to come to his own conclusions about the value of Northern Rock prior to nationalization.
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Our aim is therefore to investigate the difference between the listing price assessed by the valuer (which in Italy coincides with MV) and the selling price at auction.
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The real estate valuer provided a detailed report on the property's worth.
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As a professional valuer, she estimates the market value of houses in the area.
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Before selling the estate, they hired a valuer to determine its fair market price.
Synonyms
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A person who says how much something is worth, like a house or painting
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A local official who checks how much a house or land is worth for taxes
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A person who judges how good or useful something is
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An official who decides how much a house or land is worth for taxes
A person who officially estimates how much something is worth for legal or financial reasons
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Morphology
Etymology
The word valuer comes from the Latin root val meaning 'to be worth', the same root in value and valid. So a valuer is someone who decides how much something is 'worth'.