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54.030 Processioning; Muniments of Title
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54.030 Processioning; Muniments of Title Muniments, that is, deeds or other written evidence of title accompanied by diagrams or plats that might on paper locate the boundaries of land, will not by themselves be enough to mark a line. Even though the course and extent of the line may not have been actually marked out upon the earth's surface, if there should exist enough physically established corners or landmarks, the mere connecting of which by straight lines or from which the projecting of the courses and distances shown by the plat would be enough to complete the boundary, it would be the duty of the processioners to ascertain, mark, and establish the same, respecting always the rights under actual possession. Cosby v. Reid, 21 Ga. App. 604(1) (1918) Stripland v. Nalley, 108 Ga. App. 311, 312 (1963)
