What document records boundary adjudication agreements among claimants, describing boundaries and natural features as prescribed in the Manual of Procedures?

• A. Patrimonial Property
• B. Parcel Information Sheets (PIS)
• C. Projection map
• D. Reference Point

Answer: (B)

Parcel Information Sheets are designed to record boundary adjudication agreements among claimants, detailing the agreed boundaries and the natural features that define them, exactly as prescribed in the Manual of Procedures. This sheet acts as the official reference for the parcels involved, capturing how boundaries are laid out and described, which then informs subsequent surveying work and title processing. The other options don’t serve this purpose: Patrimonial Property relates to asset records rather than boundary agreements; a projection map is a map of planned or projected features, not the formal adjudication record; a reference point is a fixed survey marker, not a document that records the agreement itself.