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The Oxford Dictionary defines a surveyor as, among other things, 'a person professionally engaged in surveying', and to survey as 'let the eyes pass over, take general view of, form general idea of the arrangement and chief features of, make or present survey of; examine condition of (building, etc); determine boundaries, size, position, shape, contour, etc, of (land, coast, district, estate, etc);' whence surveying!
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mortgage valuer, feuing conditions, surveyor undertaking, full building survey, prospective mortgagee, building survey report, moisture transference, demised property, prospective mortgagor, timber defects, repairing covenants, furniture beetle, damp penetration, flight holes, sarking felt, timber ground floors, good building practice, roof voids, suspended timber floors, mortgage advance, shrinkable clay, mortgage purposes, mortgage valuation, weather penetration, parapet gutters
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High Court, Court of Appeal, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Second World War, British Standard, Building Research Establishment, United Kingdom, House of Lords, Housing Act, Edwin Evans, Estates Gazette, Unfair Contract Terms Act, Appeal Court, Civil Procedure Rules, Hedley Byrne, Lord Denning, Nationwide Building Society, Public Health Acts, Sidney Phillips, County Court, Fire Precautions Act, London Building Acts, Metropolitan Property Realisations, Professional Practice Committee, Queen Anne
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