Clark on surveying and boundaries
By: Walter G. Robillard (member of the Georgia Bar, registered surveyor)
Edition: Eighth edition.
Publisher: LexisNexis
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New Providence, NJ
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781632816078; 9781632816085
Subjects: Surveying; Law and legislation; Boundaries (Estates)
Notes: Includes index.

Kept up to date by supplements.
Table of contents: title: How the law of surveying and boundaries developed in the United States; title: The surveyor's rights, duties, liabilities; title: Rights and interests in land; title: Land surveying; title: Public land surveys; title: Land surveys in the original colonies; title: Land in states other than the original thirteen colonies; title: The congressional surveys; title: Subdivision of townships; title: Subdivision of sections; title: Government rules for lots, numbering and areas; title: Excess and deficiency; title: Meander lines and meander corners; title: Tracking a survey; title: Evidence to identify and locate tracts, corners and lines; title: The meanings of words and phrases used in descriptions; title: Restoration of corners; title: Reading instruments of conveyance; title: Monumentation of surveys; title: Agreements and other doctrines relative to boundaries and surveys; title: Maps, plats and platting; title: Adverse possession and prescription; title: Riparian rights; title: Accretion, avulsion, erosion and reliction; title: Surveying water boundaries; title: Dedication; title: Easements and other access; title: Resurveys; title: Highways and streets; title: Discussion of selected case law; title: Current surveying technology and related legal perceptions.