20. Deposit of plans
Feedback & supportOn completion of a title survey the registered surveyor who signs the survey plan thereof shall deposit that plan together with the relevant field books, calculation sheets and survey data with the Survey Department and if the plan is approved by the Chief Surveyor or other officer appointed by him to approve it on his behalf all those documents shall become the property of the Government and shall be filed as permanent survey records.
title survey
“title survey” means any survey which by any written law is required for the purpose of or in connection with the registration of any title to land or building or any assurance or instrument affecting or purporting to affect title to land or building, and includes in connection therewith —(a)the delimitation of the boundaries of any land whether privately owned or not;(b)the emplacement, replacement and removal of boundary marks;(c)surveys required for the correct interrelation of boundaries or of boundary marks; and(d)the making and recording of all measurements and calculations relevant thereto and the drawing and reproduction of plans therefrom.