Article by Guest Editor Tom Graham Almost all property sites will have highway frontages and, as such, it is important that those acting on behalf of potential purchasers take into account the question of where the boundary between the property to be purchased and the highway is situated. It would be unfortunate if the client purchases the site only to find that part of it is actually highway land, perhaps because boundary markers have been misplaced at some time in…
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