Property Boundary Dispute Over Retaining Wall Encroachment

A property owner filed a claim against an adjoining landowner, alleging encroachment by a retaining wall constructed partly on their property and seeking its demolition and damages, where the lower court ruled that the wall, built following a professional survey, was within the established boundary line according to the title deed, despite a recent survey suggesting otherwise. The high court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the lower court correctly relied on the clear text of the title deed defining the property boundaries, which the wall's construction respected, thereby rejecting the claim based on the subsequent survey which was not deemed sufficient to overturn the established property lines defined in the deed.