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New York Land Surveyor Licensing Exam Actual
Verified EXAM Questions and Correct Answers with
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EXAM!!!
All of the following is a major phase of the retracement
surveying process, except:
A. collecting and plotting record evidence such as deeds
B. conducting an on -the-ground field survey int he search
for record evidence and other important information.
C. Analyzing all of the record evidence in order to
determine the most probable location of the parcel.
D. collecting your fee - Answer-D. collecting your fee
A land owner owns a 10-acre parcel. He deeds the east 2
acres to Abel in 2002 and then another 3 Acres to Beth in
2006. If a conflict is found between the 3 parties, who has
the least senior rights?
A. Abel
B. Beth
C. Owner
D. None of these - Answer-C. Owner
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When re-surveying a property, the surveyor may do all of
the following except:
A. perpetuate survey monuments
B. re-establish survey monuments
C. correct and revise survey monuments
D. Flag survey monuments - Answer-C. correct and revise
survey monuments
Easements were created to:
A. Make it easier to transfer land
B. allow one person to use another's land
C. protect against adverse possession
D. Allow the government to seize land - Answer-B. allow
one person to use another's land
Which is NOT a type of prescriptive easement?
A. Lost grant
B. Adverse use
C. express
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D. All of these are prescriptive easements. - Answer-C.
express
An appurtenant easement:
A. is generally transferable to other people
B. may be divided between parties
C. runs with the land
D. runs with an individual - Answer-C. runs with the land
note: when deciding whether an easement runs with the
land or with the person, it is important to distinguish
between easements appurtenant and easements in-gross.
Easements appurtenant run with the land while easements
in gross run with the person himself.
An easement is Not:
A. a pain in the neck
B. a possessory interest
C. a source of confusion
D. a non-possessory interest - Answer-B. a possessory
interest
New York Land Surveyor Licensing Exam Actual
Verified EXAM Questions and Correct Answers with
EXPLANATIONS LATEST THIS YEAR.pdf||NEWEST
EXAM!!!
All of the following is a major phase of the retracement
surveying process, except:
A. collecting and plotting record evidence such as deeds
B. conducting an on -the-ground field survey int he search
for record evidence and other important information.
C. Analyzing all of the record evidence in order to
determine the most probable location of the parcel.
D. collecting your fee - Answer-D. collecting your fee
A land owner owns a 10-acre parcel. He deeds the east 2
acres to Abel in 2002 and then another 3 Acres to Beth in
2006. If a conflict is found between the 3 parties, who has
the least senior rights?
A. Abel
B. Beth
C. Owner
D. None of these - Answer-C. Owner
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When re-surveying a property, the surveyor may do all of
the following except:
A. perpetuate survey monuments
B. re-establish survey monuments
C. correct and revise survey monuments
D. Flag survey monuments - Answer-C. correct and revise
survey monuments
Easements were created to:
A. Make it easier to transfer land
B. allow one person to use another's land
C. protect against adverse possession
D. Allow the government to seize land - Answer-B. allow
one person to use another's land
Which is NOT a type of prescriptive easement?
A. Lost grant
B. Adverse use
C. express
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D. All of these are prescriptive easements. - Answer-C.
express
An appurtenant easement:
A. is generally transferable to other people
B. may be divided between parties
C. runs with the land
D. runs with an individual - Answer-C. runs with the land
note: when deciding whether an easement runs with the
land or with the person, it is important to distinguish
between easements appurtenant and easements in-gross.
Easements appurtenant run with the land while easements
in gross run with the person himself.
An easement is Not:
A. a pain in the neck
B. a possessory interest
C. a source of confusion
D. a non-possessory interest - Answer-B. a possessory
interest
