> > No need to tell the north adjoiner anything.> > I'm not going to tell him, Non-bending Senior Line Surveying Inc. will tell him though...
No need to tell the north adjoiner anything. If you performed your search for evidence you already have discovered that he knew the line was where it...
clearcutThe 2009 Manual addresses the changes of policy in closing corners. It is a fairly recent development.
Let's make it real simpleThe concept is correct when referring to "what is the boundary". For example if I own lot 3, I cannot sell any part of lot 4...
Ditto Adamsurveyor.
> ...but things get hairy when the BLM breaks down the section to set interior corners. Once the exterior corners are established, the BLM seems t...
> This seems correct since following the instructions is part of re-surveying and you cannot re-survey something that was never done. > WHOA the...
> If the GLO did not establish this position in the original survey and it is sombody's best guess, then the difference between this mon and the st...
I think it would depend on the patent date. He was apparently there in 1873, after the first survey, but before the 1877 survey. If it was patented ...
> Sounds like good advice. It's funny you should mention this right now, because I got a call earlier today about a boundary that's being question...
> This is the final 2 paragraphs from Marek v. Lawrence:> > "I concur in the Court's opinion. Judge Bradbury clearly erred in concluding in h...
Lets see what a court said in a very recent decision (your state may be different):Machado v Ryan, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO Docket N...
I'm not sure it is legal or not, but assuming that it is legal (which I tend to doubt), I do know there is no law requiring the employees of the compa...
The worst instrument is any instrument (including GPS) in the hands of someone who doesn't have a clue what they're doing. Or worst yet, someone who ...
I'd really like to see a court decision, for my library, supporting your view that a boundary line agreement changes the descriptions of the lands inv...
Carl, Your comments would certainly be true in the case of a boundary line adjustment. A boundary line agreement is a whole different animal. I'll ...
Carl,I'm not understanding why a boundary line agreement would require new descriptions for both parcels. A boundary line adjustment or any other for...