Property Law
Boundary Dispute
A disagreement between neighbouring property owners over the exact location of the dividing line between their properties.
Boundary disputes often arise from unclear historical records, informal encroachments over time, or discrepancies between physical possession and recorded measurements, and are typically resolved through a court-ordered survey and, ultimately, a civil suit if the parties cannot agree.
A licensed surveyor's report often becomes central evidence in resolving such disputes.
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