Matters relevant to working out compensation—miscellaneous interests
17 Matters relevant to working out compensation—miscellaneous interests
Matters that may be relevant to working out the amount of compensation for an acquisition of a miscellaneous interest include the following:
except in a case to which paragraph (b) applies—
the market value of the interest on the acquisition day; and
the value, on the acquisition day, of any financial advantage to the person, additional to market value, incidental to the person’s interest; and
the impact caused by the acquisition on any other interest ancillary to the person’s interest;
if the person’s interest was diminished, but not extinguished, by the acquisition—the loss suffered by the person because of the diminution of the person’s interest;
any loss, injury or damage suffered, or expense reasonably incurred, by the person as a direct and reasonable consequence of the acquisition.
A person must take all reasonable steps to minimise any loss, injury or damage suffered, or expense reasonably incurred by them because of the acquisition of the person’s interest.
Example
make a claim under an insurance policy or under an indemnity or other contractual right for a loss
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