Principle

LAND LAW — Identity of Land — Where Parties Are Ad Idem on Identity

Area of law
LAND LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Parties agreeing on land identity (ad idem) cures discrepancies in naming the land or its location. Different names for the same land do not defeat the claim if identity is established. The principle applies to land law. The rule prioritizes substance over nomenclature. The court…

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