Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE — Identity of Land — Proof of Land in Dispute — Composite Plan Establishing Identity

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

A composite plan that incorporates or combines other plans can establish land identity. The court must carefully examine all plans together. The composite plan is sufficient proof if it clearly shows the land in dispute. The principle applies where multiple plans relate to the same…

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