Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Survey Plan — Court’s Power to Examine — Non-Surveyor May Criticise

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that a survey plan, as evidence, must be scrutinized like any other evidence before evidential value is placed on it, and a non-surveyor may criticize it. The principle applies where survey plans are tendered. It ensures that plans are properly evaluated. The…

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