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07-31-2007, 04:22 PM
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SHARED WATER WELL AGREEMENT
Two weeks ago I recorded a new subdivision. My partner and I took 20 ac and divided into 2 parcels of land. They is a well on the property I now own, we had recorded a shared well agreement. I am selling my parcel and the buyer does not want a shared well. What do I do to negate the shared well
recording. My partner is fine with the situation. We just are at a loss as to how to handle "unrecording" of the shared water well agreement. Thanks Aaron |
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08-01-2007, 11:09 AM
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Re: SHARED WATER WELL AGREEMENT
You can issue and record new deeds for the land if all with the interests agree. A title company can help you do so.
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