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Re: Property lines survey or gps?
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Posted by T_Bone on October 19, 2006 at 10:35:21 from (4.240.42.23):
In Reply to: Re: Property lines survey or gps? posted by Chad Franke on October 19, 2006 at 09:40:59:
My son went thru a simular problem this past year in Arizona. The contractor (son's) built his fence 2ft on his neighbors property. The only thing that would have made a difference is if the son had recorded the survey with the county. Once the survey is recorded and uncontested for 7yrs then if becomes absolute fact and very rare that it would be ordered changed. The only way then the survey can be contested is in court with all the risk upon the surveyor's head being liable to both land owners if the survey is wrong. Without the survey being recorded, the risk lies with the offending party. I have no idea what the "new" law the surpreme court thru in last year as that all came after my son's research. Changed anything??? That 100ft of block fence cost the contractor $5000 to have it moved. T_Bone
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