1.Is it possible to have a boundary within a parcel?

2. What is the difference between township survey information and township patenting information in regards to the survey of property located within a geographic township lot? Was Ontario's land registration system possible under the Registry Act without a township system of surveying having been performed first? If so, how do you account for the recording of many interests in land, the boundaries of which are not known or laid out on the ground but only theoretically capable of determination? If not, how else would you propose a Registry system of recording deeds should have been organized at the outset?

3. In your opinion, is a Land Titles Act system as implemented in Ontario in the 1880s better or not better than the preceding Registry Act system?

4. Are there interests in land which exist out there but, for which Ontario's land registration system cannot accommodate or has "no place"?

5. In your opinion, was the Registry Act system of land registration in Ontario a success or a failure?

6. Are township survey lines boundaries? If so, why? If not, what is missing and still needed in order to make such a survey line into a boundary?

7. Can unrun township survey lines only be surveyed by a licenced surveyor?