Dave Karoly, post: 414518, member: 94 wrote: I think one of the problems we have is trying to apply logic to legal problems. Oliver Wendell Holmes, J...
BajaOR, post: 414513, member: 9139 wrote: As R/W markers I say accept them after you're comfortable they fit the pattern of others that are up and dow...
I'm watching/working on one now where the district court made the judgment (boundary follows occupation line, not the measurements), but the district ...
aliquot, post: 414494, member: 2486 wrote: I never liked the argument that the monuments don't hold because contracters set them inaccurately. DOT is ...
I'd obtain a copy of the judgment and provide copies to the title company, assessor, etc. If they want to argue with the court, so be it.What a messe...
WA-ID Surveyor, post: 414118, member: 6294 wrote: Long time lurker but have never really had an opportunity to make a post until now. In 1980 a Judm...
Tom Adams, post: 413740, member: 7285 wrote: My point is that you can't make a legal determination of acquiescence. A court might rule differently th...
Tom Adams, post: 413713, member: 7285 wrote: If the surveyor sees evidence of an acquiesced-to boundary, is it up to him to make the legal determinati...
A Harris, post: 413266, member: 81 wrote: [SARCASM]Who does he think he is, an engineer[/SARCASM]I'd have guessed one rung lower .... a bureaucratic ...
Hack, post: 413272, member: 708 wrote: If you would take the time to read the entire thread you would realize that nobody was rejecting it "merely bec...
Jim in AZ, post: 413254, member: 249 wrote: I believe his point is that we shouldn't treat Retracement Surveys as if they are Original surveys. If a p...
Sergeant Schultz, post: 413250, member: 315 wrote: I am truly astounded at the number of people who like that darned pipe! I could be persuaded, if th...
Duane Frymire, post: 413145, member: 110 wrote: So they're grandfathered out?Maybe........... 😉 Sure hope so.A more relevant question is how many c...
First, What is your definition of established? Of course the properties were never in common ownership again or it would have been stated.Black's Law ...
Dave Karoly, post: 413118, member: 94 wrote: I've seen too much havoc caused by Land Surveyors resubdividing sections in the face of decades of settle...
A few thoughts: First, I tend to agree with Dave K.; for two properties to be in separate ownership and possession for over 130 years without having...
A positive work load would probably still be there and a positive income would therefore remain. However the positive attitude of the surveyor (me) w...
No matter the cause of the problem/predicament, or even if the current hysteria of the "lack of future surveyors" is true or not, I would think that w...
Tom Adams, post: 408563, member: 7285 wrote: I mean if a deed says "starting here and going 200' east and 200' south.....it's hard to argue with a sur...
Tom Adams, post: 408526, member: 7285 wrote: but, from what I read, the legal description is more than likely without ambiguity. I am assuming it clos...