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MINING REGULATIONS 1981 - REG 120

120 .         Adjustment of boundaries

        (1)         Subject to this regulation, an approved surveyor shall carry out a mining survey in respect of —

            (a)         a tenement other than an exploration licence so as to conform with —

                  (i)         the land indicated by the applicant in marking out that tenement; and

                  (ii)         the prescribed shape referred to in section 105(1) of the Act;

                or

            (b)         an exploration licence or an application therefor to conform with the substance of the description thereof.

        (2)         If, in the case of an application for a tenement other than an exploration licence, an adjustment made to achieve conformity under subregulation (1) would affect adjoining interests, the approved surveyor concerned shall survey the relevant tenement as strictly in accordance with its marking out as the circumstances permit.

        (3)         If an approved surveyor finds that a tenement being surveyed by him encroaches on another tenement having priority in application over the first‑mentioned tenement, the approved surveyor shall excise from the area of the first‑mentioned tenement the area of that encroachment.

        (4)         The Director shall provide an approved surveyor with details relating to priority of adjoining tenements, for the purposes of complying with subregulation (3), when requested to do so by the approved surveyor.

        [Regulation 120 inserted in Gazette 30 May 1986 p. 1840; amended in Gazette 21 Jun 1991 p. 3057.]



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