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| Occupation: | Chartered Surveyor | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Qualifications: | FRICS, LLB
| Explanation of | Qualifications: Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors | Bachelor of Law Organisation: | Ian H Murning Associates | Address: |
86 Craiglockhart Drive South |
Otterburn Park Edinburgh EH14 1JY (View Location Map) (View Aerial Photo) Office Telephone: | 0131 443 8839 | Home Telephone: | 01314 438839 | Fax: | 0131 443 8839 | Email: |
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|  : www.murningassociates.com |
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Valuation of heritable property in Scotland | Negotiations of purchases and sales Property, surveying and construction matters Lands Tribunal for Scotland Rating, Council Tax and Statutory Valuations Compulsory purchase and compensation in Scotland (including assessment of compensation) Arbitration NB Past Chairman of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in Scotland (1995-6). Programme Director, MSc Property Management and Investment in the School of the Built Environment, Napier University. Ian Murning serves as a Governor of George Watson's College, Edinburgh, and is also a member of the Merchant Company of Edinburgh and the Society of High Constables of Edinburgh. Between 1988-94, he was appointed District Valuer, Dumfries and Galloway, taking on the role of reviewing and advising on management of the property holdings of many public sector clients including Dumfries and Galloway Health Board. In 1994 he took up a post as a Lecturer in Estate Management at Napier University, Edinburgh and is Programme Director of the MSc Property Management and Investment postgraduate degree in the School of the Built Environment. Ian has also carried out research for the Scottish Executive with Montagu Evans Chartered Surveyors and Dundas & Wilson Solicitors entitled 'Review of Compulsory Purchase and Land Compensation' and published by the Central Research Unit in 2001. Ian Murning is Principal of a small private practice firm of chartered surveyors. He worked for many years in the Valuation Office and then the Valuation Office Agency, where he has gained considerable experience in strategic estates management. Since 1994 he has lectured in Estate Management at Napier University. He has a legal qualification and spent 35 years in the Territorial Army, retiring from the active list of the army in 1997 with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He also serves as Governor of George Watson’s College, Edinburgh. |
