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determining boundary

wazzoraybelle · 2010-09-27 12:46:21

what features on a land registry map would take precedence in determining the boundary of a property? 1.Geological features adjoining the property? or 2. manmade features, i.e. buildings, where the two don't tally? Thanks

27-09-2010 12:46pm

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wazzoraybelle

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what features on a land registry map would take precedence in determining the boundary of a property? 1.Geological features adjoining the property? or 2. manmade features, i.e. buildings, where the two don't tally?
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#2 27-09-2010 1:07pm

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Generally, in my experience, geological features will take precendence as they are deemed to have existed long before any manmade features such as walls etc.

I always found the best thing to do would be to find the oldest map available and try and use that for the puposes of establishing boundaries.

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