Surveys and re-establishment of boundaries

(1) In every survey of land where the position of a feature or beacon defining the boundary of a parcel is found to differ materially from that indicated by the relevant previous survey, the surveyor shall exercise the greatest careSurveys and re- establishment of (a) in establishing that the discrepancy actually does exist; (b) in collecting all evidence which may have a bearing on the eventual action to be taken. (2) A careful search shall be made in the position indicated by the previous survey to ascertain whether or not any evidence of the old boundary feature or beacon still exists and the position of any building or other development in the immediate vicinity of the boundary shall be recorded. (3) The surveyor, before taking further action shall provide the Commissioner of Lands and Surveys with a full report and shall request instructions. 18 Land Surveyors Surveys Performed by Triangulation, Trilateration, Traverse and Air Surveys