In a message dated 1/3/02 7:34:49 AM US Eastern Standard Time, KidClerk@aol.com writes: > And unless the law specifically states WHO is responsible for the > designation > on the deeds, no one will take responsibility. My guess is it falls on the > attorney/abstractor who prepares it... > > Thanks, everyone....and keep up the good work. Do we have any ideas on > proposed legislation for this year? The short session begins next week. > > -Kyle > > Kyle, I have asked every one from abstractor to assessor, recorder and they > say it's not their job. The Abstracts are run very shoddy in Floyd Co. CR > developers spent almost $1,000,000 for property for a Mjier Dept. Store and > they moved a cemetery, and later in a newspaper article the Superintendent > said they never new the cemetery was there when they bought the ground. I > went to the recorders office, and in 45 minutes found 2 deeds to the > cemetery on their property. I said at that time they should have gotten > their money back on the Abstract. If we need something to work on, lets get > the Law to specify who is responsible. That could be done even in a short > session. > > > > Jack E. Briles, Sr. jb502000@aol.com Floyd County INPCRP Coordinator PO Box 444 New Albany, In. 47151-0444 (812) 282-6585