Principle

EVIDENCE LAW – Native Court Judgments – Effect When Not Tied to a Plan

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

A valid Native Court judgment becomes unavailing if the plan produced as its reflection cannot be related to the features and boundaries of the land in the previous suit. The judgment may be valid, but without a reliable plan linking it to the disputed land,…

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