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nAm I BI A un IVERSITY
OF SCIEnCE Ano TECHnOLOGY
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
DEPARTMENTOF LAND AND SPATIALSCIENCES
QUALIFICATIONS: BACHELOR OF GEOMATICS, DIPLOMA IN GEOMATICS
QUALIFICATIONS CODES:06DGEO, 07BGEO QUALIFICATIONS LEVEL: 6-06DGEO, 7 - 07BGEO
COURSE CODE: CAS610S
COURSE NAME: CADASTRAL SURVEYING 2
SESSION: JULY 2023
DURATION: 3 HOURS
PAPER: THEORY
MARKS: 100
EXAMINER:
SECOND OPPORTUNITY/SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER
MrT. Makaza
MODERATOR:
Mr S. Sinvula
INSTRUCTIONS
1. You MUST answer ALL QUESTIONS.
2. Write clearly and neatly.
3. Number the answers clearly.
PERMISSIBLEMATERIALS
Calculators may be used as well as other drawing equipment
THIS QUESTION PAPER CONSISTS OF 4 PAGES (Including this Front Page)
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Question 1
Explain the following in the context of Act 33 of 1993 and its regulations:
(a) Accurately determined
(b) Rectilinear boundary
(c) "Arc" of observations
(d) township
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(2)
(2)
(2)
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Question 2
Outline three aspects that need to be satisfied for a beacon and boundary to be deemed to be lawfully
established in terms of Act 33 of 1993.
[6]
Question 3
(a) In terms of Act 33 of 1993, certain situations require "an agreement in relation to beacons and
boundaries". Give at least two (2) such situations and indicate all the required signatories of such
agreement.
(8)
(b) Unless otherwise clearly stated, when a river constitutes a boundary of any piece of land, the state
where the boundary of such piece of land lies and how such boundary can be surveyed.
(3)
(c) State who is responsible for maintaining in proper order any beaon or mark defining a corner point
of a piece of land.
(2)
(d) Act 33 of 1993 gives the Surveyor General and land surveyors certain powers regarding entering
private land to perform their duties. State these five (5) powers.
(10)
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Question 4
Describe the provisions for fixing the position of points as per regulation 6(3) by;
(a) Resection
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{b) Intersection
(c) Traversing between two (2) fixed points.
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(2)
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Question 5
Prior to registration of an approved diagram or general plan, the Surveyor- General shall not issue a
certified copy of that diagram or general plan to any person unless the written consent of the land surveyor
concerned or of a person acting on behalf of that land surveyor has been produced to the Surveyor-
General. State exceptions to this requirement.
[10)
Question 6
(a) Which numerical data shall a diagram contain? (Any four (4) types)
(4)
(b) State all caseswhen it shall not be necessaryto state coordinates on a diagram.
(6)
(c) What are the guidelines for indicating directions on a diagram for sides less than 1000 metres and
those more than 1000 metres?
(2)
(e) Who gives authorisation to conduct surveys of state land?
(1)
(f)
When preparing a report on survey land survey regulations states certain key headings that may
form the basis of such a report. State any four(4) of them.
(4)
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Question 7 (All questions relate to Act 32 of 1993)
(a) What are the ten (10) powers and functions of the Surveyors Registration Council of Namibia in
terms of Act 32 of 1993
(10)
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(b) Name any five (5) acts or offences that for disciplinary proceedings against a professional land
surveyor constitute "professional misconduct".
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Question 8
Outline the following aspects related to the Fencing Act 17 of 1912:
(a) Dividing fence
(2)
(b) Give and take line.
(2)
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