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land board Hist. 
in Upper Canada, a body of officials appointed in each district to receive and report upon applications for land.
See also: land council
- 1789 (1905) There being then no land Board instituted those tickets were merely to give the Settlers the satisfaction of knowing the number of their lots.
- 1833 It was proposed to establish a land board in each District, for the accommodation of persons having claims for grants of Lands in this province.
- 1904 The courts for the western district . . . were held at Detroit, where the land board also sat . . . .
- 1789 (1905) There being then no land Board instituted those tickets were merely to give the Settlers the satisfaction of knowing the number of their lots.