Discrepancies in land survey
69 Discrepancies in land survey
A discrepancy suggested by or encountered in a land survey that is more than the tolerance specified in section 22 must be shown on the formal land survey plan.
If a surveyor determines there is a difference between the surveyor’s measurement of the length of a boundary of land and the length indicated in the document of title relating to the land, the formal land survey plan must show—
the monuments, or other objects or points, adopted for the measurement, and
details of the difference.
If a monument previously used to define a boundary is missing, the formal land survey plan must indicate whether there is sufficient land available to allow the surveyor’s measurement to be adopted without encroaching on a road or adjacent parcel of land.
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