the boundaries of the lands, surveyed for registration purposes, by means of monuments placed thereon and shall indicate on the maps or plats the respective boundaries as designated, both by  the applicant for the survey and adverse claimants of adjoining properties; but the work of survey and demarcation of the boundaries of the lands as occupied by the said applicant need not be suspended because of the presentation of any complaint or object ion. [1875-4.] SECTION  994 . Expenses of Rectification of Errors . — If, in any registration proceeding involving such survey, the court shall find the boundary line designated by an adverse claimant to be incorrect and that designated by the applicant to be correct, the e xpense of making any extra survey over that required by the applicant shall be assessed by the court as costs against the adverse claimant. [1875-4.] SECTION  995 . Regulations Relative to Private Surveyors . — Private surveyors employed in making a survey as hereinabove contemplated shall be subject to the regulations of the Bureau of Lands in respect to such surveys and shall execute the same in accordan ce with current instructions relative thereto as issued by the Director of Lands. Promptly upon completing their work, it shall be their duty to send their original field notes, computations, reports, surveys, maps, and plats of the property in question to  the Bureau of Lands, for verification and approval. [2259-28.] S ECTION  996 . Qualifications of Private Surveyors . — Except as hereinbelow provided, no private surveyor shall be qualified to make a survey to be used in registration proceedings unless he shall have passed either the appropriate civil service examination provided for surveyors or a special examination prepared by the Bureau of Lands for the purpose of determining his competency for such work. When so requested by the Director of Lands such special examination may be given under the supervision of the Burea u of Civil Service upon the dates and at the places of scheduled civil-service examinations, the papers being returned to the Director of Lands for rating by him. HSTaEC Surveyors who have held the office of assistant in one of the technical corps of engineers of public works, forests, mines, and agronomists during the Spanish Government and surveyors holding an academic diploma issued by a duly authorized and recognized u niversity, college or school, who furnish satisfactory 299 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011