Clark on surveying and boundaries / Walter G. Robillard (member of the Georgia Bar, registered surveyor).
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New Providence, NJ :
LexisNexis,
©2014-
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| Edition: | Eighth edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- How the law of surveying and boundaries developed in the United States
- The surveyor's rights, duties, liabilities
- Rights and interests in land
- Land surveying
- Public land surveys
- Land surveys in the original colonies
- Land in states other than the original thirteen colonies
- The congressional surveys
- Subdivision of townships
- Subdivision of sections
- Government rules for lots, numbering and areas
- Excess and deficiency
- Meander lines and meander corners
- Tracking a survey
- Evidence to identify and locate tracts, corners and lines
- The meanings of words and phrases used in descriptions
- Restoration of corners
- Reading instruments of conveyance
- Monumentation of surveys
- Agreements and other doctrines relative to boundaries and surveys
- Maps, plats and platting
- Adverse possession and prescription
- Riparian rights
- Accretion, avulsion, erosion and reliction
- Surveying water boundaries
- Dedication
- Easements and other access
- Resurveys
- Highways and streets
- Discussion of selected case law
- Current surveying technology and related legal perceptions.