CONTENTS

pp.：  1 – 9

Preface

pp.：  9 – 11

1 Introduction

pp.：  11 – 13

2 Definition, Scope, and Nature of Evidence

pp.：  13 – 25

3 Words as Evidence

pp.：  25 – 60

4 Evidence and Technology

pp.：  60 – 84

5 Other Types or Species of Evidence

pp.：  84 – 98

6 Calculations and Measurements as Evidence

pp.：  98 – 146

7 Plats as Evidence

pp.：  146 – 196

8 Evidence of Water Boundaries

pp.：  196 – 219

9 Using Historical Knowledge as Evidence

pp.：  219 – 245

10 Recording and Preserving Evidence

pp.：  245 – 321

11 Procedures for Locating Boundaries Described by Words

pp.：  321 – 341

12 Original Surveys and Related Platting Laws

pp.：  341 – 380

13 Unwritten Transfers of Land Ownership

pp.：  380 – 397

14 Guarantees of Title and Location

pp.：  397 – 439

15 Using and Understanding Words in Boundary Descriptions

pp.：  439 – 456

16 Professional Liability

pp.：  456 – 511

17 Professional Stature

pp.：  511 – 529

18 The Surveyor in Court

pp.：  529 – 546

19 The Surveyor, the Law, and Evidence: A Professional Relationship

pp.：  546 – 576

Appendix A The Surveyor’s Report

pp.：  576 – 623

Appendix B Wooden Evidence

pp.：  623 – 632

Appendix C The [Quasi-]Judicial Function of Surveyors

pp.：  632 – 637

Appendix D Geodaesia

pp.：  637 – 647

Appendix E Land Acts that Created the Public Lands

pp.：  647 – 661

Index

pp.：  661 – 673

LastPages

pp.：  673 – 690