Determined boundary applications will still need legal action, to resolve underlying boundary disputes, the Upper Tribunal ruling
The Land registry has written about a recent Land boundary dispute , outlining that applications will not resolve underlying boundary disputes and that legal course of action may be required. a source of contention for waring neighbours disputing , garden boundaries. Determining boundary applications are not intended to resolve underlying boundary disputes, the Upper Tribunal has ruled. Assistant Land Registrar Richard Hill examines the case Disputed applications to Land Registry, which are not disposed of by agreement, are referred to the Land Registration division of the Property Chamber, First-tier Tribunal (the tribunal) for resolution. One such case, following an appeal to the Upper Tribunal, has shed light on the purpose of applications under s.60 Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA 2002) to determine the exact line of a boundary. Murdoch v Amesbury [2016] UKUT (TCC) contains interesting discussion of the jurisdiction of the tribunal in determined boundar...