Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE – Pleadings – Identity of Land – Certainty of Description

Area of law: CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court: Supreme Court

If the parties agree (ad idem) on the identity of the land—through oral and documentary evidence—different names or location names are not fatal. A declaration can be granted if the land is described by a name both parties accept. The requirement is certainty of identity,…

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