Title: South Africa, Eastern Cape Province (Rural Servitude Lines, 1998)
- Line data
- 1998
Dates
- Issued: June 09, 1998
- Coverage: June 09, 1998
- Coverage: 1998
Publishers
- South Africa Surveyor General-Cape Town
Summary
A Servitude is a registered right vested in a person, who thereby derives some advantage from another's property. There are two types: 1. Praedial: A servitude which operates in favour of the owner of a piece of land and which cannot be separated from that land, and 2. Personal: A servitude in favour of a person or body who need not own any land.A Servitude is analogous to a right-of-way in the U.S. Basically it is an encumbrance on another property.
Subjects
- Boundaries
- South Africa--Eastern Cape
- Land tenure
- Datasets
Geospatial coordinates
- Bounding Box: BBOX (22.934088, 30.066938, -30.001969, -34.408446)
- Geometry: BBOX (22.934088, 30.066938, -30.001969, -34.408446)
Provider
GIS Lab, MIT Libraries
Rights
- Access rights: Public
- User accepts liability for use. Land Parcels and Legislative Boundaries have been digitised using General and Noting Plans and the accuracy may vary from centimetres to several meters. The data can thus be used as a backdrop for planning purposes but the accuracy does not yet permit work to be conducted thereupon for engineering purposes. The data set may not be duplicated and/or distributed without data vendoring agreement.
Citation
Surveyor General, Cape Town, Department of Land Affairs. South Africa, Eastern Cape Province (Rural Servitude Lines, 1998). South Africa Surveyor General-Cape Town. Line data. https://geodata.libraries.mit.edu/record/gismit:SF_EC_G46SERVLINERURAL_1998
Format
Shapefile
Languages
- eng