s 83 Survey for purposes of alienation under final title
(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), where any land is surveyed in accordance with section 396 for the purpose of its alienation under final title, the boundaries determined on the survey shall accord as nearly as may be with those indicated by the plan and description by reference to which the approval of the State Authority was given. (2) The Director of Survey and Mapping may if he thinks it necessary or desirable to do so in the circumstances of any particular case authorize the determination on any such survey of boundaries which are at variance with those indicated as aforesaid, but not so as to cause the determination of boundaries the area enclosed by which would, in his opinion, exceed to any substantial extent that provisionally approved for alienation. NOTE— * In this section, in respect of underground land, substitute for the word “area” wherever appearing therein the word “volume”—see P.U. (A) 204/1997. (3) Where it appears to the Director of Survey and Mapping that the area enclosed by the boundaries determined on any such survey is substantially different from that provisionally approved for alienation, he shall, before approving any plan of the land under the said section 396, refer the matter to the State Authority, and cause the boundaries to be redetermined to such extent, and in such manner, if any, as the State Authority may direct. (4) No person to whom any land is alienated under this Act shall have any claim against the State Authority on the ground that the area in fact so alienated is smaller than that provisionally approved for alienation.