South Australian Consolidated Acts15—Power of Surveyor-General to recover costs
(1) Where a person
applies to the Surveyor-General for—
(a) the
assignment of a geographical name to a place; or
(b) the
alteration of the boundaries of a place in respect of which a geographical
name has been assigned or approved under this Act; or
(c) an
approval under section 12,
the Surveyor-General may recover from the applicant any costs or expenses
reasonably incurred by the Surveyor-General in dealing with the application.
(2) In any proceedings
under this section, a certificate apparently signed by the Surveyor-General
certifying the costs and expenses incurred by the Surveyor-General in dealing
with an application under subsection (1) is, in the absence of proof to
the contrary, to be accepted as proof of the costs and expenses.