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Boundaries and party walls

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21 May 2008 1:03PM

The position of a boundary on a plan is normally only indicative, and its exact position normally has to be plotted on the ground. Where possible, boundary disputes should be resolved between neighbours as soon as possible without recourse to litigation.

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