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Post-Webinar Quiz – Questions from a Curious Surveyor: A Case Law Review

Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors

This is the post-webinar quiz for “Questions from a Curious Surveyor: A Case Law Review” presented by Kory Allred. All questions and answers were supplied by the speaker, and were directly addressed in this webinar. A score of 7+ is required to obtain your CEU certificate.

Which of the cases discussed dealt with a landlocked parcel and access to it?

In Commonwealth v. Layman, which of the following was one of the charges?

Which of the following is NOT one of the methods discussed to create a highway?

What was the name of the subdivision discussed in Ashley v. Spaw?

What was the issue at the heart of the Ashley v. Spaw discussion?

Which of the following is NOT part of the definition of a highway as discussed?

In Commonwealth v. Layman, what animal was at the heart of the case?

In Cochran v. Hoffman, the TRIAL court originally ruled in favor of which party?

In Cochran v. Hoffman, what was the intended use of the easement?

In Ashley v. Spaw, how wide was the easement in question?

As a not-for-profit service organization, the Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors (ISPLS) seeks growth and development of the land surveyor profession. Their primary mission is to provide members with a professional identity, professional guidelines and direction, educational services and promotion of interests of the profession. The philosophy of ISPLS is to encourage all who are in the surveying profession to value professional ethics in thought and deed, to maintain competency in performance of duties, to ensure trustworthiness, to provide quality in work, and to constantly protect the public interest.

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