Boundary lines on Land Registry title plans can be vague. Sometimes a boundary line recorded on a title plan may be no longer valid due to ÔÇÿadverse possessionÔÇÖ. On top of this, boundary markers such as hedges can be moved over time. It is not surprising, therefore, that disputes arise.
To determine a boundary line, title deeds need to be examined along with title documents on either side of the land. Clues can also be obtained from historical documents, aerial photographs, evidence from witnesses and more.
Once a boundary line is agreed your solicitor can draw up a legal agreement to submit to the Land Registry.