Maamõõtmisaktid

Maamõõtmisaktid, also known as land surveying acts or deeds, are official documents that record the results of a land survey. These acts serve as a legal and technical description of a parcel of land. They typically include details such as the boundaries of the property, its dimensions, its area, and its location. The information contained within a maamõõtmisakt is determined through precise measurements taken by a licensed land surveyor.

The primary purpose of a maamõõtmisakt is to provide clarity and legal certainty regarding property ownership and boundaries. They are essential for various real estate transactions, including buying and selling land, subdividing properties, and resolving boundary disputes. In many jurisdictions, a maamõõtmisakt is a required document for registering property titles and for obtaining building permits. The accuracy and completeness of the information within the act are paramount, as they form the basis for legal descriptions used in contracts and official records.

The process of creating a maamõõtmisakt involves a series of steps, starting with historical research of existing records and followed by fieldwork. Fieldwork includes using specialized equipment like theodolites, total stations, and GPS receivers to measure the land's features and establish its boundaries. Once the measurements are taken, the surveyor compiles the data into a detailed report, which then becomes the maamõõtmisakt. This document is often accompanied by a map or plan illustrating the surveyed area.