The Land Department holds the exclusive authority to manage the technical aspects of land identification. This includes the duty to determine areas to be surveyed or re-surveyed and to certify the resulting plans. The DLD also prescribes the specifi…
The Land Department holds the exclusive authority to manage the technical aspects of land identification. This includes the duty to determine areas to be surveyed or re-surveyed and to certify the resulting plans. The DLD also prescribes the specific rules relating to survey and inspection. By controlling these standards, the DLD ensures that every Real Property Unit Plan is accurate and consistent, which is a vital prerequisite for the legal registration of rights and the issuance of conclusive title deeds.
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