I think he is talking about the ones we have over here on the east coast - timber framing clad with weatherboards or sheet cladding then acrylic render.
Where are you…

oneJohn is right , a Boundary Survey is the only way to confirm where the land actually is for both parties involved. Legally, they are…

For the sale of a property to work smoothly, a lot of things have to fall into place. The conveyancer is still responsible for handling the title and money side…

I had a similar issue. Had my block pegged and my neighbour has pinched 200mm all the way down one boundary and its 45m long.
He has been there less…

The issue is what is known as adverse possession.
There is a short guide to some of the adverse possession issues at this link: http://www.anewhouse.com.au/2013/12/how ... g-a-block/