Licensed Land Surveyors Act · 1984 Revised Edition
Section 9
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
On completion of a title survey, the licensed land surveyor who signs the survey plan thereof shall deposit such plan together with the relevant field books, calculation sheets and survey data with the Survey Department and all such documents shall, if such plan is approved by the Sur-veyor General or officer appointed by him to approve the same on his behalf, become the property of Government and shall be filed as permanent survey records.
title survey
"title survey" means any survey which by any writ-ten law is required for the purpose of or in connec-tion with the registration of any title to land or of assurance or instrument affecting or purporting to affect title to land and includes in connection here-with (a) the delimitation of the boundaries of any land whether privately owned or not; (b) the emplacement, replacement and removal of boundary marks; (c) surveys required for the correct inter-relation of boundaries or of boundary marks; (d) the marking and recording of all measure-ments and calculations relevant thereto and the drawing and reproduction of plans therefrom. "'
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Licensed Land Surveyors
Terms defined in s 2
licensed land surveyor
Defined · s 2"licensed land surveyor" means a person whose name has been placed upon the Register and to whom a licence to practice has been issued by the Board;
Survey plan
Defined · s 2"Survey plan" means a plan signed by a licensed land surveyor recording the work carried out by 3 RL.R.O.J/1984 Appointment of Board for the purposes of this Act Licensed Land Surveyors him on a title survey, or a plan signed by an officer authorised by the Surveyor General to do so and recording the work of a Government surveyor;
title survey
Defined · s 2"title survey" means any survey which by any writ-ten law is required for the purpose of or in connec-tion with the registration of any title to land or of assurance or instrument affecting or purporting to affect title to land and includes in connection here-with (a) the delimitation of the boundaries of any land whether privately owned or not; (b) the emplacement, replacement and removal of boundary marks; (c) surveys required for the correct inter-relation of boundaries or of boundary marks; (d) the marking and recording of all measure-ments and calculations relevant thereto and the drawing and reproduction of plans therefrom. "'