§ 1093 Property Description Consolidation
This law says that even if multiple pieces of land are listed together in one document, they stay separate unless the owner clearly writes that they want them combined.
A person owns two empty lots next to each other. They sell both lots in one deed but don’t write that they want the lots to become one big lot.
The two lots stay separate, even though they were sold together in one paper. The buyer still owns two lots, not one big combined lot.
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§ 1093 Property Description Consolidation
Last verified: January 9, 2026