I have no idea which person is correct but all I know that at least one of them should have paid for a visit from a surveyor.
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> I have no idea which person is correct but all I know that at least one of them should have paid for a visit from a surveyor.
What is the meaning of all those references to "deeds"? Wouldn't that land have a Torrens title issued in reference to a plan on file in the Land Titles Office?
It could have been any old survey plan, conveyance (what you call a deed I think), etc.
The reporter certainly wouldn't have known the correct word to use.
> It could have been any old survey plan, conveyance (what you call a deed I think), etc.
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> The reporter certainly wouldn't have known the correct word to use.
Here's a link to what appears at first impression to be a better account from the Daily Mail:
Any idea how to retrieve a copy of the Cubbins's certificate of title from the Victorian Government's "Land Channel" website?
