An easement is an encumbrance on the property which limits the space within whic

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An easement is an encumbrance on the property which limits the space within which the property owner can erect a structure; therefore The surveyor is only responsible for showing easements provided to him by the client or title company. The surveyor is only responsible for showing recorded easements on his survey. The surveyor is bound to go to the courthouse and research all of the easements on the property. The surveyor is bound to not only find all of the recorded easements, but to interview the property owners and utility companies to find out where the unrecorded easements are."

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answer : option 4

the surveyor is bound to not only find all of the recorded easements, but to interview the property owners and utility companies to find out where the unrecorded easements are.

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