Rule 27 Land Court Consolidations

If you own two or more pieces of land that touch each other or sit next to each other, and each piece already has its own separate land court application, you can combine them into one. To do this, you file a request called a Land Court Consolidation. This request gets its own case number, following the same numbering system used for regular land court applications.

When you file for consolidation, you also need to include a map of the combined property. This map has to follow the specific format required by Rule 106. Once the court approves your request, you'll get a new certificate of title that covers the entire combined area as one property.