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…man is a debtor to his profession,” what could be more appropriate? We may end up closer to perfection than we imagined. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…early part of the next century. Complicated? Of course. Expensive? Probably. Possible? Almost certainly—but only with the aid of a competent surveyor. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…At times, that influence makes life complicated for surveyors. In the end, however, our system of private land ownership depends upon it. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…understanding the underlying principles does not render one incompetent. Perhaps not. And perhaps “professional” truck drivers don’t worry about underlying principles, either. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…the path and stopped by a third stonemason. “What are you doing?” “I’m building a cathedral,” the man replied. As are we. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…deflate any surveyor’s ego. The courts were correct then, and we threaten to provide them with more evidence of their correctness now. Copyright © 1996 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…

…weight that private survey records enjoy in the retracement process. In the long run, we will have greater protection by doing so. Copyright © 1995 By Joel M. Leininger, LS…