Principle

LAND LAW – Identity of Land – Mere Mention of Place Names Insufficient

Area of law
LAND LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Mentioning place names without more is insufficient to identify land. The plaintiff must provide additional details—boundaries, features, dimensions, or survey plan. Names may be ambiguous or cover large areas. The court cannot determine the exact land in dispute from names alone. The requirement ensures certainty…

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