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Texas Local Government Code - Chapter 72 County BoundariesLegal Research Home > Texas Lawyer > Local Government Code > Texas Local Government Code - Chapter 72 County Boundaries (a) If a county court finds, or is notified by the commissioner of the General Land Office, that the boundary or part of a boundary ... (a) A county court that orders a boundary survey shall give notice of the survey to the county court of any other county that has ... (a) The initial corners of the survey shall be designated by boundary markers. (b) Only a post, a stone monument, or a mound may be ... (a) A surveyor appointed under this chapter shall describe the initial corners of the boundary lines on the boundary markers established at the corners. The ... (a) Before performing duties under this chapter, a surveyor must take the oath of office prescribed by the constitution for appointed officers and must execute ... (a) The counties that have an interest in the boundary lines in question shall divide the expenses incurred in making the survey and establishing the ... If either of the surveyors appointed under Sections 72.001 and 72.002 is absent at the time and place scheduled for the beginning of the survey, ... (a) If the surveyors appointed under Sections 72.001 and 72.002 fail to agree on the boundary line in question between their respective counties, they shall ... (a) A county may bring suit against an adjacent county to establish the common boundary line. The suit must be brought in the district court ... Texas Lawyers
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