Section 12. If the true boundary between two or more adjacent counties, cities, towns or districts is doubtful or in dispute, the land court may determine the location thereof upon the petition of one or more of such counties, cities, towns and districts and after such notice to all other counties, cities, towns and districts interested as the court shall order, and the court may make such order as to the setting of durable bounds to perpetuate the lines the location of which is so determined, and as to the costs and expenses of the proceedings, as law and justice may require.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Title VII - Cities, Towns and Districts
Chapter 42 - Boundaries of Cities and Towns
Section 4 - Boundary Monuments; Erection
Section 7 - Changes in Boundaries of Adjoining Towns
Section 8 - Boundaries Formed by Stream or Highway; Filing of Plan
Section 9 - Triangulation Points as Evidence of Town Lines
Section 10 - Obliteration of Monuments; Restrictions