A land surveying examination is needed when a dispute concerns boundaries, area, actual land use, overlapping plots, subdivision or an easement. In court, an expert helps establish circumstances that cannot be confirmed solely by the parties' explanations.
People most often contact an expert over a dispute with a neighbour, relocation of a fence, errors in EGRN, subdivision of a plot among owners or the need to review an existing report.
What is examined
- an EGRN extract and cadastral information;
- title documents;
- boundary survey plans and diagrams;
- actual boundaries, fences and buildings;
- court materials and photographic evidence.