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Typical scenario

A proposed passage crosses a boundary: which plans to compare

If a proposed passage is shown where a neighbour considers their plot to lie, the source boundaries must first be established. An old plan and the existing fence may reflect different information and periods.

What needs to be clarified

The investigation compares the proposed passage with documentary and available physical data, identifying the basis of each line.

Materials to prepare

  • The proposed passage plan and records of its preparation
  • Property-register information, survey plans and available archival plans
  • Agreed measurement records and documentation of current use

What to compare

  • Check plot identification and comparability of coordinate data.
  • Distinguish the documentary boundary from the observed fence.
  • Identify supported intersections and those dependent on missing measurements.

Possible outcome of the analysis

A possible result is a comparison plan explaining technical disagreements that require further checking.

Limits of the conclusions

This analysis does not establish a right of passage or amend register information; legal grounds for land use are considered separately.

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