Copy of Plan

An easement is right held by one party that allows the use land owned by another party for a specific purpose. They are common and often essential for infrastructure and access needs.  Most commonly easements allow access for utilities like water, electricity, or sewage, or provide a right of way for neighbouring properties. Common Examples:…

A Caveat is an encumbrance that appears on a title and acts as a notification that a caveator has an interest over the property. Caveats not only show the interests of the caveator but give prospective buyers notice that the caveator might have rights over the property. Some common reasons to put a Caveat on…

Before you start your next property or building project, it’s a good idea to review your Copy of Plan. What is a Copy of Plan? A Copy of Plan outlines important details about a property, including land boundaries, easements, building envelopes, and any restrictions that may affect how you use or develop the land. Why…

Why get a Copy of Plan? Understanding a property’s land boundaries and features is crucial for owners, buyers, builders and developers. A Copy of Plan outlines important details about a property, including land boundaries, easements and any building restrictions that may apply. While physical features like fences can give a general idea of boundary lines,…