This legislation has been repealed.
(1) If, since the date of a previous survey, there has been a change in the position of the bank of a lake forming a boundary of land to be surveyed, then, in any subsequent survey, the position of the bank, as it was before the change, must be adopted.
(2) If, since the date of a previous survey, there has been a change in the position of the bank of a stream, or of some other natural feature, forming a boundary of land to be surveyed, then, in any subsequent survey:(a) for any change arising from natural, gradual and imperceptible accretion or erosion, the position of the bank or natural feature, as it is as a result of the change, must be adopted, or(b) for any change arising otherwise than from natural, gradual and imperceptible accretion or erosion, the position of the bank or natural feature, as it was before the change, must be adopted.