Court-appointed land surveying examination
An expert examination under a court order: boundaries, area, overlap, plot subdivision, use arrangements and an easement.
Expert reports on land plot boundaries, overlaps, subdivision, easements, cadastral errors and arrangements for land use.
Documents, EGRN information and actual use of the plot are considered together. First we determine the task and available materials.
Choose questions for the expert ↗The website focuses on practical land disputes: boundaries, area, overlaps, subdivision, easements, cadastral and registry errors.
An expert examination under a court order: boundaries, area, overlap, plot subdivision, use arrangements and an easement.
Comparison of actual boundaries, fences, documents, EGRN information and boundary survey materials.
Establishing whether an overlap exists, the area of intersection, causes of the discrepancy and possible options for resolving the conflict.
Preparing technically feasible plot subdivision options, taking shares, vehicle access, configuration and actual use into account.
Analysis of access options for a plot: pedestrian access, vehicle access, easement location and minimisation of restrictions on the parties.
Analysis of discrepancies between documents, EGRN, boundary survey materials and the plot's actual position.
Checking conclusions, methodology, source data, coordinates, plans, subdivision options and completeness of the examination.
A land surveying examination helps establish circumstances relevant to court proceedings, negotiations or a claim: actual boundaries, area, the presence of an overlap, subdivision options or arrangements for using the plot.
An expert report does not replace cadastral work, a boundary survey plan or entry of information into EGRN. If registry information needs to be changed after the dispute, work by a cadastral engineer is usually also required.
| Initial telephone consultation | free for up to 15 minutes |
| Preliminary document analysis | from RUB 15,000 |
| Pretrial specialist report | from RUB 45,000 |
| Checking actual and cadastral boundaries | from RUB 50,000 |
| Examination of boundary overlaps | from RUB 70 000 |
| Court-appointed land surveying examination | from RUB 90 000 |
| Site visit, inspection and on-site photographic records | from RUB 25,000 |
| Land plot subdivision options | from 100 000 ₽ |
The final cost depends on the number of plots, case materials, need for a site visit, complexity of the coordinate component, number of questions and urgency.
When a land plot expert is needed: boundaries, overlaps, subdivision, easements and cadastral errors.
Read →Which documents and materials help establish intersecting boundaries and the area of overlap.
Read →Sample questions for court proceedings and a pre-trial specialist opinion.
Read →Expert support in land disputes, with attention to documents, actual use of the plot, case materials and the client's procedural tasks.
Examination of EGRN, title documents, boundary survey plans, diagrams, photographs, reports and court documents.
Conclusions are formulated so they can be used in a claim, negotiations, court proceedings or preparation of questions for an expert.
Where necessary, relevant specialists may be involved by agreement for the geodetic, cadastral or technical component.
Describe the dispute and attach an EGRN extract, court order, photographs of the boundary, fences or buildings, or a boundary survey plan. The work format, time frame and cost can be determined after the materials are reviewed.