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- Massachusetts General Laws - Seaward boundary - Chapter 42, Section 1
The seaward boundary of cities and towns bordering on the open sea shall coincide with the marine boundary of the commonwealth. The boundary lines in...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Locating and marking of town boundary markers; recordation; copy of records to contiguous town - Chapter 42, Section 2
The boundary markers of every town shall be located, the marks thereon renewed, and the year located marked upon the face thereof which bears the...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Repealed, 1973, 231, Sec. 2 - Chapter 42, Section 3
Chapter 42: Section 3. Repealed, 1973, 231, Sec. 2
- Massachusetts General Laws - Boundary monuments; erection - Chapter 42, Section 4
The selectmen of contiguous towns shall, at the joint and equal expense of such towns, erect permanent stone monuments at every angle of their respective...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Locating and marking of boundary markers in border towns; notice to contiguous towns in other state; removal of state bounds prohibited - Chapter 42, Section 5
The selectmen of towns bordering on another state, if the lines between the state have been established, shall once in every five years locate the...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Penalty - Chapter 42, Section 6
A selectman who refuses or neglects to perform any duty required of him by the two preceding sections shall forfeit twenty dollars.
- Massachusetts General Laws - Changes in boundaries of adjoining towns - Chapter 42, Section 7
Proposed changes in the boundary lines between adjoining towns shall be submitted to each of the towns affected by the change for their concurrence at...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Boundaries formed by stream or highway; filing of plan - Chapter 42, Section 8
If the boundary line between towns is formed wholly or partly by a stream or by a highway, a survey and plan of such stream...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Triangulation points as evidence of town lines - Chapter 42, Section 9
The triangulation points established by said department shall be regarded as a part of the evidence of the location of town boundary lines, and a...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Obliteration of monuments; restrictions - Chapter 42, Section 10
No person, except as hereinafter provided, shall remove, obliterate or cover up any monument or mark designating a boundary line of a town. The county...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Penalty for illegal obliteration of monuments - Chapter 42, Section 11
Whoever violates any provision of the preceding section, or wilfully or maliciously disturbs or injures the monuments or marks aforesaid, shall be punished by a...
- Massachusetts General Laws - Location of disputed boundaries; procedure - Chapter 42, Section 12
If the true boundary between two or more adjacent counties, cities, towns or districts is doubtful or in dispute, the land court may determine the...
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