sec.29Show cause notice

### sec.29 Show cause notice Before asking a surveyor to correct a survey error, the chief executive or registrar of titles must give the surveyor a written notice (the show cause notice ) stating the following— that the person believes the surveyor has made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor; the facts and circumstances that are the basis for the belief; that the person proposes giving the surveyor a notice (the correction notice ) asking the surveyor, at the surveyor’s expense, to correct the error; that the surveyor may make, within a stated period, written submissions to show that the surveyor has not made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor. The stated period must end at least 20 business days after the show cause notice is given. (sec.29-ssec.1) Before asking a surveyor to correct a survey error, the chief executive or registrar of titles must give the surveyor a written notice (the show cause notice ) stating the following— that the person believes the surveyor has made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor; the facts and circumstances that are the basis for the belief; that the person proposes giving the surveyor a notice (the correction notice ) asking the surveyor, at the surveyor’s expense, to correct the error; that the surveyor may make, within a stated period, written submissions to show that the surveyor has not made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor. (sec.29-ssec.2) The stated period must end at least 20 business days after the show cause notice is given. - (a) that the person believes the surveyor has made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor; - (b) the facts and circumstances that are the basis for the belief; - (c) that the person proposes giving the surveyor a notice (the correction notice ) asking the surveyor, at the surveyor’s expense, to correct the error; - (d) that the surveyor may make, within a stated period, written submissions to show that the surveyor has not made a survey error that is capable of being corrected by the surveyor.