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The Texas court has recognized two legitimate standards that justify upholding a survey - original undisturbed monuments, or "best...

Despite its designation in court records, Roll v. Bacon: 160 Ohio Misc. 2d 23; 938 N.E.2d 85 (2010) is not a dispute over breakfast...

The dispute between Nathans’ Associates and Ocean City, Maryland centers on a small commercial building located at 601 S. Atlantic...

The dispute chronicled in Colonial Pipeline Co. v. Brown, 258 Ga. 115 (1988) is a compelling object lesson on why the least expensive and...

Stability of property titles and boundaries is of paramount importance to courts nationwide. At least one judge has gone so far as to...

Surveyors routinely follow "rules of construction" - essentially, a list of priorities developed by the courts to determine the intent of...

This question sounds like the punchline to a bad political joke, but the true answer is of real interest to surveyors and other land use...

A recent Virginia decision highlights the need for complete research and the dangers of relying exclusively on title searches. In Oliver...

It seems at first that the doctrine of merger falls well within the province of the legal profession, but the land surveyor can glean...

Determining the extent of a mineral estate as described in a grant or reservation is a tricky proposition. The same material may be...

Prescriptive easements can be problematic, both in their creation and their obliteration. One confusing problem concerns the...

The intent of deeds, contracts, and legislative acts are common sources of dispute between surveyors and other land use professionals....

The Common Scheme Doctrine is well established in most states as a legitimate basis for restrictive covenants, but a common plan or...

Railroad abandonment represents a unique mix of state and federal law. In most instances, abandonment of a railway begins with an...