I looked up David Wilbur Johnson and found his talks on property rights.Originally Posted by shikamaru
There is much more, my friend.
You can raise the roof ....
David Wilbur Johnson has tons of great info on this stuff.
Bring in the financial side such as pertaining to the CAFR of the State, bonds, and the commercial standing of the court, I have a very good feeling that if your case goes to controversy, it may be sealed
Bring the boom
Plat maps
Surveys
Treaties
Patents or grants
Acts and Statutes in effect at the time of the creation of the muniment
Abstract of Title
Makes for a really nice sandwich
Micellaneous case jacket wouldn't hurt in this case either ....
Interesting stuff, but it will take me a while to listen to it all.
I think that the biggest obstacle to finding facts about land records is the un-availability of the old records in many areas.
At least in my particular search I keep running into dead ends because of "records burnt up in court house fire", "maps were not kept by County at the time", "Cherokees didn't have written records", "land sales were recorded at an office which hasn't existed in over a hundred years", etc.
I appreciate the many good points you raised shikamaru.
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