cadastral survey definition
cadastral survey means a survey for the determination and description of the spatial extent of a plot of land, including its boundaries;
cadastral survey means any survey relating to the recording of land boundaries, subdivision lines, buildings and related details;
cadastral survey means any survey the purpose of which is to obtain information for recording the position of the boundaries of lands in separate ownership or intended to be the subject of any disposition or partition, or re-establishing such boundaries on the ground or setting out new boundaries on the ground;
More Definitions of cadastral survey
cadastral survey means a survey representing the ownership, relative positions and dimensions of land, objects and estates.
cadastral survey means any process of determining the boundaries of land by the measurement of distances and angles (including measurement by means of an electronic device) or by photogrammetry;
cadastral survey means a cadastral survey within the meaning of the Surveyors Act 1978 ;
cadastral survey means a survey performed by a licensed member while engaged in the practice of cadastral surveying; (“levé cadastral”) “coordinates” means an ordered set of numbers designating the position of a point in space; (“coordonnées”)
cadastral survey means any survey made for or in connexion with or for the purpose of making or obtaining any plan or survey data to be used for or in connexion with any dealing or matter--
cadastral survey means a method of measuring a landholding boundary using surveying devices or through photogrammetric means or using such similar appliances that may be dictated as a necessarily trending gadgets as per the requirements of the tasks mentioned herein,
cadastral survey means any survey for the purpose of delineating, determining or defining the boundaries of any parcel of land or premises or any legal rights or interests attached thereto;