Review the record
Examine titles, plans, prior survey evidence and the purpose of the survey.
Boundary and cadastral surveying
Certainty about where your property begins and ends
Licensed cadastral surveying for boundaries, titles, easements, adjustments and Land Transfer work.
Practical, coordinated delivery
Boundary questions deserve evidence, not assumptions.
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Legal-boundary definition
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Missing or disturbed boundary marks
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Fencing and occupation issues
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Easements
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Boundary adjustments
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Title defects and limitations
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Land Transfer surveys
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LINZ datasets and plans
Surveying in the field
Modern measurement, experienced cadastral judgement
Accurate GNSS observations are one part of the evidence used to resolve boundaries. They are combined with title records, historic survey information, occupation and a Licensed Cadastral Surveyor’s professional judgement.
What to expect
A clear path forward
Survey the evidence
Locate relevant marks, occupation and site evidence with appropriate accuracy.
Resolve the boundary
Apply cadastral rules and professional judgement to define the legal position.
Document the result
Place marks, prepare plans or lodge a LINZ dataset where required.
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