You can apply to the Land Registry to get the title plan corrected if you think it has a mistake on it. There are also other solutions to boundary issues, such as making a boundary agreement with your neighbour or applying for a determined boundary. If you’re buying a property with boundary issues, it can be risky and time-consuming, so it’s essential to seek advice from legal and land-surveying experts, and ensure any disputes are resolved by the seller prior to completion to avoid costly fees.