Valuation of Land Act 2001
16Adjoining lands: How valued
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16 Adjoining lands: How valued
(1) Where –
(a) several parcels of land adjoin, are owned by the same person and are of the same class of tenure; and
(b) no part of those parcels of land is leased to any person –
those several parcels of land are, unless the Valuer-General otherwise determines, to be included in the one valuation.
(2) Where several parcels of land –
(a) adjoin, are owned by the same person and are of the same class of tenure; and
(b) are all leased to the same person –
those several parcels of land are, unless the Valuer-General otherwise determines, to be included in the one valuation.
(3) Where several parcels of land –
(a) adjoin; and
(b) are owned by the same person –
but are not of the same class of tenure or are separately leased to different persons, those parcels of land are, unless the Valuer-General otherwise determines, to be included in the one valuation and the assessed annual value is to be apportioned in accordance with section 11(3)(c) .