Chapter 664

§664-1 Judges act as boundary commissioners

§664-2 Boundary commissioners must keep official records

§664-3 Boundary certificates must use state paper and cost one dollar

§664-4 Copy sent to department

§664-5 Land patents need settled boundaries

§664-6 How to ask for a land boundary certificate

§664-7 Boundary hearing: notice, evidence, and decision

§664-8 Appealing a boundary decision

§664-9 Appealing a boundary decision and adding new evidence

§664-10 Boundary commissioner's powers and hearing rules

§664-11 Who pays the costs in a boundary case

§664-21 How to ask the court about a fence

§664-22 Courts can decide fence disputes without a jury

§664-23 Court decides fence type, markers, and who pays

§664-24 Court can set grazing limits instead of requiring a fence

§664-25 Appealing a court decision in this case

§664-26 Government land fence cost rules

§664-31 Definitions for this part of the law

§664-32 Courts that hear private way and water right disputes

§664-33 How to start a court case about private roads or water rights

§664-34 How the court decides a land or water dispute

§664-35 Who pays court costs in partition cases

§664-36 Appealing a court decision in this case