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The transfer deed (or previous transfer deeds for the property) may contain some details regarding which boundaries belong to the property. This is more likely if you are purchasing a new build property. The official title plan for the property may show which boundaries are owned.

If you see 'T' marks on the plan, then these point in the direction of the owner who has to maintain the wall, fence or hedge, whereas 'H' marks indicate a party wall. T marks on title plans. For registered land, the Land Registry plan usually gives only a general indication of the boundaries.

If the hedge appears to belong to you within the legal title, it is presumed that you will also own the ditch on the other side.

General boundaries rule This rule means that the precise line of a boundary is undetermined by the Land Registry unless an application is made for it to be fixed. Case law has emphasised that the boundary line on a title plan is just a general boundary and cannot show the precise boundary between two properties.

A title plan with 'general boundaries' shows the boundary of a property in relation to a physical feature on the ground such as a wall or hedge as identified on our map. Your title plan will not therefore establish the precise position of your legal boundary.

If you see 'T' marks on the plan, then these point in the direction of the owner who has to maintain the wall, fence or hedge, whereas 'H' marks indicate a party wall. For registered land, the Land Registry plan usually gives only a general indication of the boundaries.

T and H Marks T marks indicate boundary structure ownership or responsibility, the cross bar indicating the responsible side of the boundary. H marks indicate shared boundary structure ownership or responsibility. To order a Deed Plan the Deeds Search should be used.

Boundary features are structures that separate one property from another. This may include a fence, wall, hedge, ditch or some other feature such as a wire or even a change in the landscape such as the edge of paving.

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