Map and plan statements become relevant facts when publicly sold or officially prepared within their customary subject matter. Section 36 recognises statements concerning facts in issue or relevant facts as relevant when appearing in maps or charts published for general public ... Summary
Map and plan statements become relevant facts when publicly sold or officially prepared within their customary subject matter.
Section 36 recognises statements concerning facts in issue or relevant facts as relevant when appearing in maps or charts published for general public sale, or in maps or plans prepared under Central or State Government authority. Relevance is limited to matters customarily depicted or recorded in those materials.
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