Boundary Disputes. 33.1 Condition 33.2 applies if you have a boundary dispute with a person who occupies land immediately adjacent to the premises providing that dispute relates - to the boundary of the premises, and - to land owned by the Council.
33.2 Where this condition applies the Council will determine where the boundary lies.
33.3 If you have a boundary dispute with a person who owns or occupies land that is not owned by the Council, then you must notify the Council if you intend to take any legal action relating to the premises against such a person or if such a person commences legal action against you.
Boundary Disputes. Boundary Disputes on Xxxx’x Island
Boundary Disputes. (e) If the result of the process stated in this Appendix is a change in the boundaries of the land after this Lease is signed, then the Trust and the Owner will sign and register an agreement correcting the description of the land.
Boundary Disputes. (ii) If more than two owners are involved in a dispute, each will choose one arbitrator from the volunteers referred to in (a).
(iii) The arbitrators chosen under (i) or (ii) will choose the balance of the arbitrators.
(c) If anyone doesn’t choose the arbitrators required by (b), then the Trust will choose arbitrators for them.
(d) Even though arbitrators are chosen by individuals, they must act independently. They have to decide fairly and not be biased towards whoever chose them. No-one should be chosen if there is a reasonable apprehension of bias on their part.
Boundary Disputes. Except as set forth in Section 7.9 of Seller’s Disclosure Letter, to Seller’s Knowledge, there are no unresolved boundary disputes, and no unresolved disputes with respect to encroachments, between Seller and any third party affecting any of the Seller Land, nor is any Person adversely possessing any material portion of the Seller Land.
Boundary Disputes. In the event of a dispute over the boundaries of the Conservation Restriction, Grantee shall have the right to require Grantor, at its sole expense, to commission a survey and / or have the boundaries of the Premises permanently marked.
Boundary Disputes. To Seller’s Knowledge, Seller has not received written notice of any boundary line dispute affecting the Property other than those described on Exhibit U attached hereto.
Boundary Disputes. To Seller’s Knowledge, there are no disputes with third parties regarding any encroachments, overlaps, boundary line disputes or similar matters with respect to the Real Property.
Boundary Disputes. The subdivision prohibitions in Section 9.1 do not apply to boundary line adjustments necessary to resolve bona fide boundary disputes, clarify or update old legal descriptions and/or correct survey errors. Landowner must first provide notice to and obtain approval of Holder (which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) consistent with Section 9.8. No boundary line change may be made unless it complies fully with the requirements of Holder's internal policies and procedures and standards (including necessary due diligence and approvals, and Landowner payment of Holder's costs at Holder's discretion), and federal, state and local laws.
Boundary Disputes. For primary wellhead protection area boundary determinations, a site-specific geological and hydro-geological analysis shall be performed by a State- registered professional geologist and shall be based upon thorough site investigation, subsurface testing and other testing as may be determined appropriate by the City of Dover.
29.9 Tier 1: Secondary Wellhead Protection Areas. Lands defined as Tier 1 lands, are areas which have been identified as Secondary Wellhead Protection Areas. Secondary Wellhead Areas extend a buffer of 150 feet radius from the well point located in an area of the confined aquifer.
