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CurrentMonuments used to define boundary missing
31 Monuments used to define boundary missing
If a monument previously used to define a boundary is missing, a surveyor must define the boundaries and corners of the land in relation to the following—
(a)
an adjacent parcel of land,
(b)
parcels of land on opposite sides of a road,
(c)
occupations, structures or fences,
(d)
other evidence of correct location found after full investigation and inquiry.
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