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Probably a non-surveyor geocacher claiming a prize.
I do not worry about this anymorePerhaps, but I wouldn't rely on it. Do so at your own risk.
And then Marc signs it?;-)
Can't get awayThe way I read it, your take would OK the practice of rubberstamping for a fee. You can't contract away your professioanl liability. Y...
> > (licensed = presumed knowledgeable)> > Licensed = minimally qualified.> > > Lets just say that the majority's idea of "minima...
Hint, Hint to BOR'sI agree. Great suggestion!
> > He said to me "that the certification is signed 'FOR AND ON THE BEHALF OF _____' thus eliminating his responsibility, because it then transf...
I do not worry about this anymoreI doubt that would hold up. When it comes down to it, nobody is forcing you to sign any particular certifiaction. Y...
Other Surveyors sign it!When we're told "other surveyors sign it and don't have a problem with it", I think that it is unfortunately a true statement....
Privity of Contract May Not ApplyThe idea of a warranty or guarantee is separate from that of to whom the duty is owed. Our maps are generally held t...
I follow lines of features such as creeks, swales, and ridges, then shoot the trees and other objects that don't represent linework, and lastly fill i...
Please tell. Dispute or basic deadbeat? Did you get paid or do you only have the judgment at this point?
> > > Edit-Who says it always rains in Puyallup?;-)Why are the sidewalks green? It may not rain all the time, but it never dries out either....
Sounds like a subdivision. All owners of interest would need to sign off on it.