General
PRINCIPLE II Once established, corners of the Public Lands are fixed in their monumented positions but the government may survey or resurvey its public lands as it chooses.
PRINCIPLE III: The Court will consider the intent of the parties reconstruction of deed descriptions.
PRINCIPLE IV: The Plat and the field notes are considered together with, and as part of, the grant (patent) itself.
A. An Original Surveyor's Mistake which is Identified will be Considered by the Courts Toward Placing the Entire Blunder where it Occurred.
B. CORNERS ARE RESTORED BY THE NEAREST AND BEST AVAILABLE EVIDENCE:
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Witness Point

If a boundary line was marked by a witness point and it is found, it still marks the boundary line (at least in alinement) and may become an angle point in the line.

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