Rule 13 Petitions and Orders of Amendment

If you need to change a map that's part of a land court case, you have to file a petition asking for that change. The same goes if you need to change your original application in a way that also requires a change to the map. Either way, you're asking the court for permission to make these updates.

Most people need to file these petitions electronically. But if you're not required to file electronically, or you don't qualify to do it that way, you can file the paperwork the traditional way instead, using paper documents submitted directly to the court.

The court will then issue an order in response to your petition, letting you know whether the change is approved.