Sellman v. Schaaf

Sometime prior to November 28, 1944, in October and November, Walter R. Toy, a surveyor, surveyed a portion of Seminole Island and thereafter on that date certified to a plat predicated upon this survey indicating “all lots have been staked; monuments and new galvanized iron pipes are being placed on the ground at the points indicated on the plats.” The subdivision was entitled Seminole Shores Subdivision No. 2. In fact, difficulties arose and not all monuments and pipes were placed. Nevertheless on November 30, 1944, Harry E. Johnson and John P. Schooley, the then owners of the land so…