Thursday, October 26, 2006

Question: "B. & S." deeds

From: "Messman, Don" DPM2@pge.com

I am a Land Surveyor working for PG&E in Sacramento, California. I have run across a deed reference upon one of the railroad maps I am using for a new pipeline alignment.

In the Schedule of Property there is a reference to "B. & S." deeds.

What does the B&S stand for?

—Don

Don P. Messman
PG&E Technical Services
Land Engineering
2730 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 220
Sacramento, CA 95833
916-923-7004

2 Comments:

Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: "Rob Krantz" rmkrantz@pacbell.net

The reference on the Schedule of Property stands for Bargain & Sale Deed. This reference indicates that the railroad has fee title to the property as conveyed to them under a Bargain & Sale Deed.

—Rob Krantz

10/26/2006 4:57 PM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: "Messman, Don" DPM2@pge.com

Thanks for the very fast response to my question. We checked with a title company and verified the meaning through Black's Law Dictionary.

—Don

10/27/2006 12:53 AM  

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