Ontario Barrister and Solicitor Practice Exam

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What is a survey NOT used for?

To provide panoramic views
To specify property boundaries
To confirm land area
To validate land use

The correct answer is: To provide panoramic views

While surveys do involve measuring and mapping out land, they are typically not used specifically for providing panoramic views. Surveys are commonly used for determining and specifying property boundaries, confirming land area, and validating land use. However, there are other methods and tools that are more suitable for creating panoramic views. For example, satellite imagery and photography can be used for capturing panoramic views, rather than relying on a survey.