Mark Mayer, post: 413018, member: 424 wrote: I think that it is great that you always run a chain of title. I'm just saying that it's not a common pra...
Duane Frymire, post: 413013, member: 110 wrote: Not my legal presumption, the courts come up with these things. I could be your jurisdiction doesn't ...
James Fleming, post: 412999, member: 136 wrote: I can't speak for New York or Massachusetts; but in Maryland if you make a habit of holding the descri...
Mark Mayer, post: 412955, member: 424 wrote: You have a current vesting deed which agrees with found monumentation. If I were presented with this surv...
Duane Frymire, post: 412927, member: 110 wrote: Does B have 110 more or less if you hold the pipe? I would go with the pipe depending on seeing it an...
Paul in PA, post: 412920, member: 236 wrote: I don't follow the 1892 deed call of out 100'? Was it not passing full title to said lot?You do not state...
back-chain, post: 412895, member: 7900 wrote: [SARCASM]Absolutely[/SARCASM] :)Seriously, though: I haven't seen where you stated that no occupation ex...
Dave Karoly, post: 412893, member: 94 wrote: A digest is a series of case headnotes published under an outline so you can find cases that talk about s...
Tom Adams, post: 412892, member: 7285 wrote: Consider that most of us don't know each other, and that many of us have seen other surveyors who, perhap...
Dave Karoly, post: 412887, member: 94 wrote: I tend to agree with the Sarge.Unless you have some evidence of the origin of the pipe, like an old surve...
back-chain, post: 412886, member: 7900 wrote: Field pic's along the frontage would help me. Hard to believe no occupation along either line (100' or 1...
Sergeant Schultz, post: 412880, member: 315 wrote: What, if anything, is on the SW corner of W'ly parcel? (Assuming N is up on sketch)A fence line. 1...
JPH, post: 412878, member: 6636 wrote: Hold the pipe. All calls are more or less, and the current calls are in harmony. The original R-L call is som...
I also let them know removing them from the program doesn't mean that they will not suffer flood damage.
thebionicman, post: 389749, member: 8136 wrote: Flood hazard zones are regulatory lines. They may or may not relate to physical risk.I would tell the ...
Holy Cow, post: 389079, member: 50 wrote: Yup. Lenders can demand anything they can get away with. The first time I encountered this exact same thin...