Legal and Boundary Principles Flashcards
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What is an easement?
Answer: Right to use another persons land for specific purpose without owning it
This legal right allows use without ownership.
What is the hierarchy of boundary evidence?
Answer: Natural monuments, artificial monuments, distances, directions, area
There is a specific ranking of evidence strength.
What is adverse possession?
Answer: Gaining title through continuous, open, notorious, hostile, exclusive possession
Long-term unauthorized occupation can transfer ownership.
What is a metes and bounds description?
Answer: Tracing boundaries using directions, distances, and landmarks from a point of beginning
This method walks around the property boundary.
What is right-of-way?
Answer: Land strip designated for transportation or utility purposes
A designated corridor serves infrastructure purposes.
What is the standard of care for surveyors?
Answer: Skill and care a competent surveyor would exercise in similar circumstances
The standard compares to what a competent peer would do.
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