LEGAL ASPECTS OF LAND SURVEYING II

Catalog description

Building on the principles taught in Legal Aspects of Land Surveying I, special boundary topics such as water boundaries, unwritten transfers, and writing legal descriptions will be covered along with the roles of statute and case law in the boundary decision process. Students will complete a final project that will involve the application of legal principles to an actual surveying problem requiring them to make boundary decisions involving conflicting evidence. Prerequisites: SURV1500 and SURV2200 (3 credits)