Appraisal Value

/əˈpreɪzəl ˈvæljuː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The monetary worth assigned to property or assets based on expert evaluation, often for legal or financial purposes.
    The court ordered an appraisal value of the estate before dividing the assets.

Forms

  • appraisal value

Commentary

Appraisal value is typically distinguished from market value by the methodology and purpose of valuation, often used in legal contexts to ensure fair division or taxation.

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