Earlier fee that had to be paid to the surveyor (also called mine surveyor) or to the mineinspector (bar master) when a boundary stone (merestone) was set in the mine. According to mining law, the minemaster usually had the right to appoint a surveyor and to allocate the costs for the survey proportionately to the shareholders of the pit (was authorized to rule a survey and to allocate the costs for the survey proportionately to the shareholders of the pit). – See diets, survey money, surveying money.
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