(1) Except where, under section 18, it is noted in the register that the boundaries of a parcel have been fixed, the Registry Map and any filed plan shall be deemed to indicate the approximate boundaries and the approximate situation only of the parcel.
(2) Where any uncertainty or dispute arises as to the position of any boundary, the Registrar, on the application of any interested party, shall, on such evidence as the Registrar considers relevant, determine and indicate the position of the uncertain or disputed boundary.
(3) Where the Registrar exercises the power conferred by subsection (2), he or she shall make a note to that effect on the Registry Map and in the register and shall file such plan or description as may be necessary to record his or her decision.
(4) Except where, as aforesaid, it is noted in the register that the boundaries of a parcel have been fixed, the Court or the Registrar may, in proceedings concerning the parcel, receive such evidence as to its boundaries and situation as it or he or she thinks fit.
(Amended by Act 2 of 1987)