Pekeliling Ketua Pengarah Tanah dan Galian Persekutuan Bilangan 1/1955

When alienated land has reverted to the State for failure to pay rent or to observe cultivation conditions of for some other reason, it is often re-alienated at a later date. When this happens, a re-survey is not necessary, if the original survey was satisfactory, and if the boundary marks are still in position. In such circumstances it has been the practice in some States for the Surveyor to be required to perambulate the boundaries with a compass and chain checking the boundary marks. In the others this work has been done by Settlement Officers or boundary Officers.