Kent McMillan, post: 415095, member: 3 wrote: there are cases where a private surveyor did work in the interim between the centerline survey and the r...
Kent McMillan, post: 415081, member: 3 wrote: They would not be monuments that the parties had in view at the time of the original conveyance and so w...
Kent McMillan, post: 415071, member: 3 wrote: My observations mostly are not assumptions. It's a fact that the right-of-way deeds typically make no re...
Kent McMillan, post: 415067, member: 3 wrote: Yes, that's ordinarily a safe assumption because (a) the deeds typically make no reference to any line h...
Kent McMillan, post: 415063, member: 3 wrote: Well, when the boundary is defined in relation to a certain line that was actually surveyed, then not ac...
Kent McMillan, post: 415044, member: 3 wrote: I guess I just don't see that as being some indeterminate problem to reconstruct a state highway centerl...
Kent McMillan, post: 415029, member: 3 wrote: Well, it seems to me to be a straightforward surveying problem. The right-of-way markers were set in rel...
If original monumentation has disappeared, how would you even re-establish this centerline without relying on secondary evidence? And if secondary evi...
I'm coming in late to this conversation and there may be much I've missed, but is there something special about retracing State ROW's? Are these any d...
I had involvement in a job a while ago where my client had a case that had gone to the State Supreme Court over an easement that he was ultimately awa...
MightyMoe, post: 414381, member: 700 wrote: Title insurance only kicks in if there was a policy issued. And someone with standing has to make the clai...
Tom Adams, post: 414267, member: 7285 wrote: The Title Company's obligation is to insure title. They will do enough title work they deem necessary to...
Like many things surveying, this boils down to an individuals comfort level. I can respect the many who feel just fine moving forward as is. Personall...
thebionicman, post: 414190, member: 8136 wrote: The issue has been correctly identified as a title (records) problem. What hasn't been said is that we...
In my opinion, this is a Title Problem not a survey location problem. If they are looking for an absolute determination of ownership, I would get the ...
Tom Adams, post: 413301, member: 7285 wrote: No need to get your HACKels up. It's just a thread on discussing boundary on a surveyor's site. A littl...
Brian Allen, post: 413268, member: 1333 wrote: A sign hangs on the wall above my computer screen, just to help me break old bad habits that were taugh...
Scott Ellis, post: 413103, member: 7154 wrote: After reading some of the questions posted on here about needing help to solve a boundary issues, I wou...
With these ALTA's, I'd error on the side of showing or noting anything that you have even the slightest concern over. These are all about putting peop...