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Boundary agreements: Bishop v Jaques confirms long-standing legal certainty - Ashtons Legal
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Boundary agreements: Bishop v Jaques confirms long-standing legal certainty - Ashtons Legal
Following on from the recent Court of Appeal decision in White v Alder, the Upper Tribunal’s ruling in Bishop v Jaques further cements the legal status of boundary demarcation agreements, even where such agreements were signed by someone other than the legal owner. Background In Bishop v Jaques [2025] UKUT 141 (LC), the Upper Tribunal was asked to consider the legal effect of a 1971 boundary agreement. The agreement had been signed by the husban…
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