Section 4Part 0 —
Power to enter lands and survey for roads
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Where the Governor, upon recommendation by the Roads Authority deems it desirable to lay out any new public road or to divert or widen any part of an existing road for use by the public he may authorise in writing any person, either alone or accompanied by such assistants and workmen as may be required, to enter at any reasonable times upon lands for the purpose of making such surveys as may be necessary to enable such person to make plans and sections of the proposed works and an estimate of the cost thereof.
No person shall, under subsection (1), enter upon any occupied lands without the consent of the occupier unless three days' notice in writing has been given to such occupier or, where such occupier cannot be found, notice of such entry has been posted conspicuously on the said land.