Which fences, walls or boundary features may I be responsible for?
The report helps identify which boundary features the property owner may be responsible to maintain, if this is shown in the available documents.
The documents (deeds) held by the Register are reviewed, the Boundary Report is then compiled and written to clearly identify key information about the property's boundaries.
The Boundary Report clearly explains:
This easy to understand report will include official copies of the relevant deeds and plans for the property as proof to support all of its findings.
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Our specialists review the available title documents, deeds, plans and register information for the property, then prepare a clear Boundary Report explaining key boundary information, including boundary responsibilities, required specifications and exact registered dimensions where available.
The report helps identify which boundary features the property owner may be responsible to maintain, if this is shown in the available documents.
The report checks whether the available documents include specifications for boundary features, such as height, material or design requirements.
If the property's land is registered with exact measurements, the report will identify the specific dimensions shown in the available documents.
The documents and deeds held by the relevant register for the property or piece of land are reviewed. The Boundary Report is then compiled and written to clearly explain the boundary information available.
The report will include official copies of the relevant deeds and plans for the property as proof to support the report's findings.
Choose how to identify the property or land you want a Boundary Report for.
It checks available title documents for boundary responsibilities, boundary specifications, boundary features and exact measurements where shown.
Where the available documents identify responsibility for boundary features, the report will explain which fences, walls or other features the property owner may be responsible to maintain.
If the property's land is registered with exact measurements, the report will identify the specific dimensions shown in the available documents.
No. The report explains what is shown in available documents. It does not replace independent legal advice if there is a formal dispute.
Yes. Official copies of available deeds and plans are included where they support the report's findings.
You can enter the property address. If the property or land cannot be identified by address, you can request a map-based search.