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Registry & survey cross-checks

A single record can be forged or mistaken. ArdhiScore reconciles title, LR, deed-plan, and survey identifiers across independent public records, so a parcel has to be consistent everywhere before it earns a high score.

Aerial view of demarcated Kenyan land parcels and boundaries — the registry and survey identifiers ArdhiScore cross-checks

What this covers

  • Title, LR, IR, and deed-plan identifiers reconciled across sources.
  • Survey and cadastral references checked against the title.
  • Duplicate or overlapping titles over the same ground.
  • County and registration-section consistency.

Why it matters

Cross-checking independent records is how you tell a genuine parcel from a convincing forgery. It is the backbone of the ArdhiScore.

Where this comes from

  • Registry records
  • Survey and cadastral archives
  • Deed-plan references

See it in an ArdhiScore

Every finding above rolls into one number, 0 to 1000, with each point cited to its source.

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