Re: Land ownership question

Posted by kyhayman on February 21, 2006 at 18:18:43 from (64.12.116.74):

In Reply to: Re: Land ownership question posted by Buckeye on February 21, 2006 at 04:50:38:

A surveyer, at least here, is only responsible to mark and lay out the boundary of the property of person who hires him. Its a great misconception that surveyers are some kind of all knowing arbitrator, they, like realtors, work for who hires them. This is one for the courts.

We have a similar situation. Tract of land, land locked with a court forced easement (never a good thing). Our deed says our line is on the north side of a rock, other party's deed says south side of the same rock. Over a dozen people killed since 1804 over this rock and the problem all dates to the territory was at one time claimed by both North Carolina territory and Virginia territory. Were it me I'd either quit claim it to him, or file action in court that he is seizing your property.

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• Re: Land ownership question KEITH fREITAS 22:13:47 02/21/06 (0)

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