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RE: Geodesy for Dummies?

You can take the course taught from the book "Geodesy for Geomatics and GIS Professionals" from one of the authors online from Great Basin College. I...

13 years ago
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RE: Clients Owned the Lot for 66 Years

These sort of problems will never be over. I've lost all hope. The human that cut corners a hundred years ago is the same human alive today and the ...

13 years ago
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RE: Clients Owned the Lot for 66 Years

I didn't realize you had such problems in Texas. I suppose we can add streets to fences as something never built to a proper survey line. "Street li...

13 years ago
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RE: Clients Owned the Lot for 66 Years

So based upon your survey, is the city going to relocate the street and improvements?

13 years ago
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RE: Filing Digitally

That doesn't surprise me. It's a long journey from Salt Lake to my rural county (about a hundred miles and a couple of time warps). Salt Lake County...

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RE: State Plane Pipeline Project

Does less than 1/8 inch per joint really screw up the stationing that much to worry about? As long as everybody uses SPC to layout and build it I'd t...

13 years ago
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RE: Who Knew?

I was checking for a corner yesterday. Was hoping to find something. The only problem was the magnetic locator found three. So now I got to sort th...

13 years ago
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RE: Unpublished Appellate Opinions

gray area for a reasonHave you run this approach by a judge? Maybe in expert testimony?

13 years ago
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RE: Considering a Career in Surveying

With the degree you already have you could probably fill in the rest for surveying with online courses. There are several programs. Each state varie...

13 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

"Regulations by which Surveys will be Governed in the Location of Vacant Lands (1827)"Texas GLO?

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

[sarcasm]Yeah, but we need more open space.[/sarcasm]

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

Brian, Kent knows and understands the law. He just doesn't agree with the law. Just my view from about a decade of experience.

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

Yeah, I spaced that. You can't have an implied agreement without objective evidence that the parties were uncertain as to the location of the boundar...

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

Yeah, but that is not an implied agreement, that's an oral agreement or a written agreement. I'd think if you are doing a written or oral agreement t...

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

I think a mortgage and a trust deed are similar in that both transfer the legal title to a trustee and the equitable title and possession remain with ...

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

The trustee has legal title and the borrower has equitable title and possession. So neither has all the title. So if the question is where is the bo...

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

Yeah, but that kind of agreement is a boundary adjustment. Got to get all interests involved to make a written conveyance. What about if the facts a...

14 years ago
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RE: implied Boundary Agreements-Deed of Trust

Is a boundaries location established as represented by a document or does it require more? I'm just trying to sort this out. If the boundary locati...

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