What is Land Surveying?

mpallamary
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In this hypothetical scenario, the documents I posted are final documents and not preliminary. They are attached to recorded agreements that refer to the exhibits. There is nothing more to these documents. No seal, no signature, no preliminary comments or anything of that sort. They are what they are and they have been theoretically prepared in strict accordance with the requirements of a City Engineer/County Surveyor.
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okay, got it! No ifs ands or buts, the problem is exactly as stated. So, do I have to file a writ of manadus to get the city/countyengineer/surveyor to accept my work product,being stamped and signed, as required by State law?
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Post by mpallamary »

That my friend is a great question in this hypothetical world of ours. I do not have any immediate answers for this hypothetical question but I thoroughly appreciate your comments. They are great!
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