Author: Barrett M. M.
Publisher: Maney Publishing
ISSN: 1752-2706
Source: Survey Review, Vol.26, Iss.205, 1982-07, pp. : 337-342
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Abstract
In many countries it is quite clear which documents are authoritative for describing property boundaries and who are the proper people to interpret them. In South Africa, for instance, the primary document is the survey diagram supported by field notes and calculations lodged in the Surveyor General's office and interpreters have to be fully qualified and registered land surveyors. Solicitors, estate agents, building or valuation surveyors would never presume to act as interpreters. In Holland, New Zealand and many other places the situation is similar. But not in England, not even for registered land. In the case
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