Q: mathematically speaking it would be hard to define part of something without defining the whole wouldnt it?
this was relative to a question submitted as to whether the whole parcel of land had to be surveyed if only part of the parcel was being sold.
A: I believe I answered your previous question. No, actually it might be possible to survey the parcel with reference to a known point, even if that known point is not in the parcel you are surveying. Thus I suggested you would need to talk to a surveyor, who might first start by locating previous surveys in the area.
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