Part 6Registration: general
Boundaries
60Boundaries
1
The boundary of a registered estate as shown for the purposes of the register is a general boundary, unless shown as determined under this section.
2
A general boundary does not determine the exact line of the boundary.
3
Rules may make provision enabling or requiring the exact line of the boundary of a registered estate to be determined and may, in particular, make provision about—
a
the circumstances in which the exact line of a boundary may or must be determined,
b
how the exact line of a boundary may be determined,
c
procedure in relation to applications for determination, and
d
the recording of the fact of determination in the register or the index maintained under section 68.
4
Rules under this section must provide for applications for determination to be made to the registrar.
61Accretion and diluvion
1
The fact that a registered estate in land is shown in the register as having a particular boundary does not affect the operation of accretion or diluvion.
2
An agreement about the operation of accretion or diluvion in relation to a registered estate in land has effect only if registered in accordance with rules.