The present Regulations enact the Land Surveyors Act. The Regulations lay down provisions relating to the activities of land surveyors. The text consists of 143 sections divided into 7 Parts as follows: Discipline (I); Standards (II); Code of ethics (III); Professional liability insurance (V); Admission to membership (VI); Surveyor's Location Certificates (VII).

Implements: Land Surveyors Act (R.S.N.S.1989, c. 249). (2008)
Repealed by: Land Surveyors Regulations (N.S. Reg, 308/2013). (2014-02-25)

The present Regulations enact the Mineral Resources Act. The Regulations lay down provisions relating to mineral resources in the Province of Nova Scotia. For the purpose of the present Regulations “base map” means the National Topographic Series maps on a scale of 1:50 000 made by Natural Resources Canada. In particular, section 4 establishes that the base maps must be used as the basis for establishing claim reference maps to determine the boundaries of claims, licences, leases and non-mineral registrations.

This Act concerns official survey of lands on order of the Commissioner of Lands or the Minister. It also establishes the Surveyors Licensing Board and provides for licensing of land surveyors. The Board shall keep a register of licensed surveyors. The Board may authorize the licensee to act as a land surveyor in any part of Uganda or to undertake only such land surveys as the Commissioner may, from time to time, in writing, specifically authorize.

This Act makes provision for the registration of land surveyors, quantity surveyors, building surveyors, mining and hydrological surveyors and valuation surveyors, as well as land agents and other professionals responsible for the management of land or buildings. It establishes the Surveyors Registration Board and defines its functions and powers. The Act also concerns public control on surveying practices. The Board shall regulate and control the profession of surveyors and the activities of registered surveyors within Uganda and advise the Government in relation to those functions.

This Act makes provision for the registration and the licensing of land surveyors and the control of their practice and establishes for these purposes the Land Surveyors Board and creates the office of the Surveyor-General.The Surveyor-General shall be the Registrar of Licensed Land Surveyors and direct and control all surveys carried out for public.

Section 2 of the above-mentioned Act establishes that the Association of Prince Edward Island Land Surveyors as constituted in the previous Act on the same subject is hereby continued as a body corporate under the same name. The Act regulates its internal organization and its functioning. Under section 6, there shall be a Board for the examination of land surveyors and the issue of certificates of qualification as Prince Edward Island land surveyor, the Board shall be the Board of Examiners of Prince Edward Island Land Surveyors.

The present Regulations enact the Land Protection Act. The Regulations lay down provisions relating to the identification of land. Section 2 specifies that the land identification programme established by these Regulations applies to the acquisition of land in the cases listed under this section. The text – consisting of 11 sections – deals, amongst others, with the following aspects: definitions, identification, registration of deed, particulars of agreement, duration of agreement, existing agreements, application to vary or cancel conditions, report by Commission and savings.

Section 2 of the above-mentioned Act establishes that the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors is continued as a corporation without share capital under the name Association of Ontario Land Surveyors. The principal object of the Association is to regulate the practice of professional land surveying and to govern its members and holders of certificates of authorization in accordance with this Act and other Regulations in order that the public interest may be served and protected. The text consists of 47 sections.

Implemented by: General (RRO 1990, Reg. 1026). (2012-11-01)

The present Order enacts the Surveys Act. In particular, the Order lays down provisions relating to cadastral mapping fees which must be paid at the time a plan of survey or descriptive plan is submitted for registration at the Land Titles Office.

The present Regulation enacts the Agricultural Marshland Conservation Act. The Regulation lays down provisions relating to non agricultural use of land. In particular, section 2 establishes that for the purpose of subsection 41(6) of the Agricultural Marshland Conservation Act areas indicated on the maps in this section are lands with non-agricultural uses that existed on the coming into force of the Act.

Implements: Agricultural Marshland Conservation Act (S.N.S. 2000, c. 22). (2009)

The present Law lays down provisions relating to geo-information and surveying in the Land Brandenburg. Part 1 concerns geo-information and Part 2 deals with official surveying. Part 2 consists of 5 chapters as follows: Tasks, contents and of geo-information systems (1); Cadastre procleedings (2); Rights and duties (3); Competence, tasks and special inspection (4); Final provisions (5).

The present Law lays down provisions dealing with the measurement and survey of land, as well as with the Land Cadastre. Article 1 establishes that the Survey Service shall create and conserve a geodetic basis for a general land survey, record and describe the national territory in geographical information systems and represent it in topographic maps, and run the archive of territorial aerial view. The text consists of 16 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: Ordnance Service (I); Cadastre (II); Common provisions (III).