OK. Think it out some and tell us just what you are referring to, and explain how it differs from laying out the described polygon.

Nope. Mark is right on topic.

That's the impression I got. In disagreeing with Leon and others, I still get the impression that it's at least a good portion of what you meant, but...

The deed is evidence of title.

Surveyor In Training, post: 345920, member: 10308 wrote: A land surveyor cannot tell a land owner where he or she owns to. Surveyors can only put the ...

Seb, post: 345760, member: 7509 wrote: I find this amusing in a sad sort of way that you have to rely on a working knowledge of steel mills to establi...

The cut crosses thing required in some CA communities has been updated in many of those communities because a cut cross does not comply with å¤8772 of...

I include sketches, sometimes pretty simple, sometimes pretty detailed, depending upon the complexity of the area I'm trying to depict and the focus o...

JBStahl, post: 344695, member: 427 wrote: While it may seem that the State Board might be the logical ones to run to, keep in mind that they are not a...

Cadastral Consultants has it listed in their bookstore for $90: The title page of the book says it was produced for the PLSO, so you may be able to ...

The difference between this and other pincushions is that the original points still exist. That should be slam-dunk easy and entirely non-controversi...

Since it's school lands involved, depending upon the year of the patent, State Lands should have been involved. I'd have to check the history of agen...

Yes Dane, it is possible that a diligent surveyor after finding no evidence that a section has been previously divided, can come to a proper conclusio...

Intent is intent of the parties. It's not of much value to determine what the intent of the written description is because 1) it's an inanimate objec...

Scanned through the replies and agree. Mark Mayer hit on something that I prepared for that likely made the difference of passing on the first attemp...

thebionicman, post: 340524, member: 8136 wrote: In matters of law, intent IS literally what was written. This may or may not relate to 'what they mean...

First, you pay your employees their lodging and meal expenses according to your company policy on every job. You don't let the clients dictate whethe...

When I see such a description, my initial suspicion is that the original parties had no idea that there may actually be a difference between describin...

MightyMoe, post: 340004, member: 700 wrote: The two engineers argued with me, the surveying student said my way made more sense to him. [sarcasm] Th...