The lots being described in the certificate of title as according to plan “Q,” that plan is a part of the description of the lots. Strong, J., in Grassett v. Carter, (1883), 1884 CanLII 5 (SCC), 10 Can. S.C.R. 105, at p. 114, said:— When lands are described, as in the present instance, by a reference either expressly or by implication to a plan, the plan is considered as incorporated with the deed, and the contents and boundaries of the land conveyed, as defined by the plan, are to be taken as part of the description, just as though an extended description to that effect was in words contained in the body of the deed itself.
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