Court-appointed land surveying examination
An expert examination under a court order: boundaries, area, overlap, plot subdivision, use arrangements and an easement.
Examinations in land disputes for court proceedings, negotiations, a claim and review of another examination's conclusions.
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.
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.