Writing Legal Descriptions by Gurdon H.…

Writing Legal Descriptions (edition 1979)

by Gurdon H. Wattles (Author)

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This book is a must for anyone who works with or writes legal descriptions. Each of the fourteen chapters is structured for the self teaching student or for class participation. Each chapter concludes with assignments, exercises, questions and answers. Supported by extensive court citations, the author presents the material in a concise style which can be understood by the student, practitioner or attorney. The text is supported by samples, recommended forms and extensive illustrations.… (more)

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Title:	Writing Legal Descriptions
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Writing legal descriptions : in conjunction with survey boundary control by Gurdon H. Wattles

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This book is a must for anyone who works with or writes legal descriptions. Each of the fourteen chapters is structured for the self teaching student or for class participation. Each chapter concludes with assignments, exercises, questions and answers. Supported by extensive court citations, the author presents the material in a concise style which can be understood by the student, practitioner or attorney. The text is supported by samples, recommended forms and extensive illustrations.

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