(1)
A title diagram—
must depict the horizontal extent and (if applicable) the vertical extent of the parcels included in the CSD, including all residue parcels; but
is not required to include any balance parcel.
(2)
A parcel on a title diagram must be represented as a polygon or polyhedron, unless rule 49 allows it to be represented as a centre-line.
(3)
A parcel on a title diagram must be depicted in its entirety on at least 1 sheet drawn to scale with—
its boundaries; and
its appellation, which may be abbreviated if it is unique; and
in the case of a non-primary parcel, the appellation of the underlying parcels, which may be abbreviated if it is unique; and
an area if required by rule 41, but an area must not be shown for a movable marginal strip.
(4)
A title diagram must depict the spatial relationship between each non-primary parcel and its underlying parcels.
(5)
A title diagram must depict a new non-primary parcel for an existing interest that is intended to be retained.
(6)
However, a title diagram does not need to depict a non-primary parcel representing an existing—
lease; or
easement in a cross lease development; or
interest that is not defined in an approved CSD.
(7)
A title diagram must depict an existing estate boundary where it passes through any new primary parcel, clearly annotated with the estate record references.
(8)
A title diagram must depict any territorial authority boundary that passes through a parcel, clearly annotated with the names of the relevant territorial authorities.
Compare: SR 2010/492 r 10.4.2(a)–(f)