Principle

LAND LAW – Declaration of Title – Traditional Evidence May Ground Title Where More Cogent and Credible

Area of law
LAND LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Traditional evidence can establish title if cogent and credible. The court must evaluate the evidence. Contradictions in the opposing party's case strengthen the other party's case. The principle applies to land disputes. The court may prefer one party's tradition over the other's. The rule is…

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