Principle

LAND LAW — Declaration of Title — Identity of Land — Grant Must Be Ascertainable

Area of law: LAND LAW
Court: Supreme Court

Land identity must be proved with certainty. The principle applies to declaration of title actions. The plaintiff must show boundaries and location. The rule ensures that judgments are enforceable. Failure to prove identity is fatal. The principle is fundamental.

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