hillsidesurveyor, post: 351606, member: 7292 wrote: Linebender, Reviewing this very seminar is the reason I started this post. In the end I think it c...
"If in the past some previous surveyor followed this method and set a monument for the Center Quarter Corner and you have records of this then that wo...
First, we definitely need to know which state the land is located in.
johnbo, post: 349875, member: 8695 wrote: I agree to. But this is a State Line. I don't think breaking bearing at anything other than a State Mile Mar...
For those worried and concerned about the size or cost of the object(s) marking an agreed/ acquiesced boundary line, as quoted by DDSM: "Additionally,...
Steve, That is why it is so very important that we become intimately familiar with the laws in the states where we practice. Statute law and common l...
"The concept that you don't watch someone build a house on your property and not point it out until after they have spent the money and completed the ...
MightyMoe, post: 349645, member: 700 wrote: "Title by acquiescence" This is a very frustrating case to see........ acquiescence, fence agreements, yad...
Ya just gotta love the nerve of some litigants: "Seldom, if ever, has the court seen evidence so overwhelming by title of acquiescence when it is supp...
There is nothing like relevant and recent case law, right on point, to clarify where the courts stand.
Bill, I agree with your assessment, except the court did not accept a "new" boundary. They merely applied the law and "blessed" the location of the t...
Duane Frymire, post: 349513, member: 110 wrote: Here is Iowa code 650. Seems like in Iowa retracement surveying has been made irrelevant. A landowner...
ÛÏÛ?you would of at that time monumented the semicircular area? Or would you advise the two parties of what the courts are likely to rule and sugges...
This case is not that remarkable, other than most states do not have a statute defining acquiescence. What is remarkable is that far too many surveyo...
For a start, I'd review this case: McGee v Young, 606 So.2d 1215 (1992) (Go to scholar.google.com and search) In the event of a discrepancy as to su...
GMPLS, post: 348393, member: 8404 wrote: I have a boundary issue that I would like to get some opinions on. I have attached a pdf of a portion of my s...
"You show plat dimensions, from these monuments, and that you found several rebar and caps anywhere from 0.4' to 0.1' from the platted position. I don...
RADAR, post: 347959, member: 413 wrote: Does anybody here do this: You do a survey in a small town in an old plat from Dec, 1908.You show finding 2 br...
Nearly all title policies issued here contain the survey exception, i.e., they are only insuring ÛÏtitleÛ, not location (yes, very few buyers of pr...
Nothing like the wrath of the wife when a few 2 1/2" mag nails go through the washer.........