Taking account of the fourth dimension in boundary disputes
Pain, Andrew T
Taking account of the fourth dimension in boundary disputes - 2006 - Geomatics World 14(2) January/February 2006, 28-31(4) .
Examines the fourth dimension of boundary disputes: the interface between the professional (be it lawyer or surveyor) and the layman, the owner or owners of the boundary in question. Outlines a range of boundary disputes issues from the different perspectives of professional and layman with supporting case law: the plan as part of a deed, the plan as part of experience, the plan and making sense of what it shows and the plan and the Land Registry.
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002 S 60
LAND REGISTRATION RULES 1925 RULE 278
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002 S73
Taking account of the fourth dimension in boundary disputes - 2006 - Geomatics World 14(2) January/February 2006, 28-31(4) .
Examines the fourth dimension of boundary disputes: the interface between the professional (be it lawyer or surveyor) and the layman, the owner or owners of the boundary in question. Outlines a range of boundary disputes issues from the different perspectives of professional and layman with supporting case law: the plan as part of a deed, the plan as part of experience, the plan and making sense of what it shows and the plan and the Land Registry.
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002 S 60
LAND REGISTRATION RULES 1925 RULE 278
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002
LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002 S73