CJS Boundaries would be a good start. Old editions can be found used for pretty cheap.
> The most essential for me is a binder for each State I work in. It contains all statutes, rules and recent Board decisions. They are tabbed and kept up to date.
Good suggestion. I would also add (as mandatory) a thorough collection of supreme court decisions from each applicable state.
Must Have for your Library
Nate
From what you said above, you have to start with Wattles' "Writing Legal Descriptions" - the one with the yellow cover and the blue text. It really helped me improve the way I write descriptions.
One word of caution: after absorbing it, you will bristle at every description you encounter with the senseless repetition of: "to a point."
Ken
Must Have for your Library
Thanks Ken.
Life is like that... to the "point"!!!
🙂
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Essential for a surveyor's library
I'd add "The Pincushion Effect".
Essential for a surveyor's library
I don't know if anybody mentioned the "Pocket Reference" by Thomas Glover.
BOY! that is a GREAT little book!!
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