89 Change in natural boundary
Crown in right of Alberta has a natural boundary, the Registrar, on
application by the registered owner of the parcel or the Crown, may
amend the description of the parcel to reflect the current location of
the natural boundary.
(2) Where a parcel of land
(a) had adjoined land owned by the Crown in right of Alberta,
and
(b) had a natural boundar y that no longer exists,
the Registrar, on application by the registered owner of the parcel,
may amend the description of the parcel to reflect the
non-existence of the natural boundary.
(3) An application under subsection (1) or (2) shall be
accompanied
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(a) in the case where the natur al boundary still exists, with a
plan of survey or other evidence satisfactory to the Registrar
showing the location of the natural boundary,
(b) in the case where the natural boundary no longer exists, w ith
evidence satisfactory to the Registrar of the non-existence of
the natural boundary,
(c) with the consent of the Minister charged with the
administration of the adjoining land or a person authorized
by the Minister, where the Crown is not the applicant, and
(d) with the consent of the regi stered owners of parcels that
may be adversely affected by the amendment of the
description.
1988 c27 s36