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Topics: 17 / Replies: 1907
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RE: copy right

If the author puts a copyright symbol or notice on the work, then they are entitled to damages. If not, it's still an infringement but the author wil...

12 years ago
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RE: Junior/Senior Rights

"Question is this, do abutters called out prior to obtaining title have any senior rights?"No. This just shows who the grantor was planning on sellin...

12 years ago
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RE: NY State PLS's

LS v PLS?Ralph, I don't think so, but maybe they changed things. My stamp says LLS, not LS. But I'm pretty sure in one section of the law or another...

12 years ago
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RE: NY State PLS's

LS v PLS?The legislation reserves a few different terms for sole use of those licensed, any of which are fine to use. They just had to pick one to go...

12 years ago
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RE: Description Style

I know. If you want your surveyors to write descriptions then you should want feedback and discussion about them. If you prefer not to have feedback...

12 years ago
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RE: Description Style

#1 - I like the Wattles example given. Sometimes it makes sense and sometimes not.#2 - Same as #1. For instance: "to a set iron pipe. Thence; " vers...

12 years ago
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RE: "Found and accepted"

Well, technically most of the info is there in your example. Compare the cap number with the number on the plat and one can see what is going on. I ...

12 years ago
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RE: "Little Darlings"

Messing with the Man...Are they still offering the old deal? Guy could have some fun with that:)

12 years ago
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RE: Adverse Possession and Fraud

While that would seem to be true to many reading the case (Chaplin), it may not be. The law has too many twists and turns and people simply must have...

12 years ago
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RE: "Little Darlings"

Nothing can quite beat the fun of messing with THE MAN, which of course are the outside workers that come into the village for these folks. But has a...

12 years ago
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RE: Javad Update?

Using NYRTN. In the real dense mixed conifer/hardwood where I can't really see sky above, I'm getting standalone +-10' and float +-5' (although hrms c...

12 years ago
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RE: The Answer to Most Software / Webpage / CAD problems

I've been clicking that "help" thing in your message for 1 day 9 hours and 16 minutes, but no answers. If this keeps up I might have to ask a questio...

12 years ago
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RE: Question regarding computing azimuths from interior angles

You can add the 180 if you want to. They are just getting the back azimuth, and in the instance of subtracting it keeps it between 0 and 360 without ...

12 years ago
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RE: "along the easterly shore of the lake" but we're 100'+ away

The point and problem is that they could have relied on a different decision and intended something else. There is discussion of the split in the low...

12 years ago
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RE: "along the easterly shore of the lake" but we're 100'+ away

As posted below, NY was not so cut and dried. "to the bank, thence along the bank" would have restricted the grant under the old law, not now. "to t...

12 years ago
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RE: "along the easterly shore of the lake" but we're 100'+ away

Well, all they are saying is that a grantee near water expects to be able to use it, so if that's not the case the grantee needs to make it very clear...

12 years ago
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RE: "along the easterly shore of the lake" but we're 100'+ away

Yes, there are a lot of situations that could be argued more than one way. If I recall, the court made an exception in relation to old mills and such...

12 years ago
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RE: "along the easterly shore of the lake" but we're 100'+ away

Yes, there used to be that argument, although a call to the shore would still have taken the boundary to the water (just not to the center). However,...

12 years ago
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