Boundaries and Survey Maps Act 1998 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 4 · Survey Map
18. Map to be conclusive evidence
Feedback & supportEvery map published under the repealed Act is, until it has been declared to be superseded under section 7(f), conclusive evidence in all courts of the boundaries of the land comprised in every land shown in the map, subject only to any order made under section 17 for their modification, correction or alteration.
repealed Act
“repealed Act” means the Boundaries and Survey Maps Act in force immediately before 16 October 1998;
Upon a declaration under section 7(f), every map generated from the coordinated cadastre is conclusive evidence in all courts of the boundaries of the land comprised in every land shown in the map, subject only to any order made under section 17 for their modification, correction or alteration.[13
land
“land” includes —(a)a parcel of land which is in the actual possession of the owner or other person holding by, through or under the owner;(b)land covered by water;(c)a building or a structure erected on land;(d)any parcel of airspace or any subterranean space, whether or not held apart from the surface of the earth; and(e)any estate or interest in land;