Wyoming § 18-1-403 - Reports of county surveyors to be separate when they disagree.
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§ 18-1-403. Reports of county surveyors to be separate when they disagree.
If the county surveyors do not agree in the location of the boundary line after making the survey provided by W.S. 18-1-402 they shall each make separate reports on the portion of the line upon which they do not agree, attaching maps showing the location of all monuments placed or erected on the line. One (1) report shall be filed with each county clerk.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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