Determination of boundaries between properties

Determination of boundaries between properties

    As a property owner who wants to set boundaries between your property and a neighboring property / property, you must file a claim for defining boundaries between properties. However, if the property has already determined boundaries, you cannot file such a claim. This claim can also be used when, at undetermined boundaries, your neighbor has taken possession of some of your property and claims that it is part of it. It is important to know before you file a claim that you can only apply it for landed properties; only owners of neighboring properties are parties to the case; each party is both a claimant and a defendant - both you and your neighbor must prove your property, the lack of a border, its unknown and its ambiguity; expertise is often assigned - a sketch is drawn out indicating the properties and the boundaries between them. If a third party claims that the boundaries are different, the case will be dealt with in the ordinary course of court settlement. The court's decision is solely for the purposes of determining boundaries, so it cannot expel your neighbor forcibly. For this reason, you must file another claim. You have the opportunity to defend your right to own the occupied part of the property as the owner and with the request for demarcation, but if you do not, you will have a new case.