Principle

LAND LAW β€” Proof of Title β€” Traditional History β€” Duty to Resolve Conflicting Traditional Histories

Area of law
LAND LAW
Court
Supreme Court

While a trial judge should resolve conflicting traditional histories, failure to do so is not automatically fatal. If the plaintiff succeeds on another method of proving title (e.g., acts of ownership), the judgment may stand. The principle applies the rule that proof of one method…

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