Regulation 49 Land

The value of any land of an insurance company (other than land held by the company as security for a debt or to which paragraph (2) of this regulation or regulation 54 below applies) shall be not greater than the amount which (after deduction of the reasonable expenses of sale) would be realised if the land were sold at a price equal to the most recent proper valuation of that land which has been provided to the company and any such land of which there is no proper valuation shall be left out of account for the purposes for which this Part of these Regulations applies.

The value of any interest in land which is determinable upon the death of any person or upon the happening of some other future event or at some future time shall be the amount which would reasonably be paid by way of consideration for an immediate transfer thereof.