The NLS carries out legal surveys outside city plan areas. Three quarters of legal surveys concern parcelling. Legal surveys are carried out by District Survey Offices.
Types of legal survey
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Partitioning means the division of real estate in specific proportions. Partitioning is done when the joint owners of the real estate wish to divide it up between themselves.
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A private road survey means the establishment, removal or any other rearrangement of access rights.
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A resurvey of boundaries is done when a boundary mark has been lost or something else is unclear about the boundaries.
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Other legal surveys may include a land-for-land exchange, easement survey, redemption of alluvial areas, transfer of a land area to a real estate in a city plan area, and redemption of a part of a lot or construction site in a town plan area.
For more information on the application of legal surveys and related matters, contact your local District Survey Office.