Valuation may be separate or conjoint
16 Valuation may be separate or conjoint
The Valuer-General may, in his or her discretion, make a separate valuation of any portion of any land or may value any land conjointly with other land.
The Valuer-General may make a separate valuation of a portion of land forming part of a larger parcel or allotment, despite a prohibition against, or restriction upon, separate alienation of that portion of land by sale or lease, where—
the valuation is required by law; or
that portion of land is under separate physical occupation.
For the purpose of a valuation under subsection (2), any prohibition against, or restriction upon, alienation of the portion of land in question must be disregarded.
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