Matter of Alexander H. v. Sheltering Arms Children & Family Servs.

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• explaining that conduct or statements calculated to mislead the party claiming an estoppel are required elements
• explaining that conduct or statements calculated to mislead the party claiming an estoppel are required elements
• noting rule of construction to construct survey from undisputed corner is appropriate when locating independent survey (not sections in filler survey) and must yield to another rule that better enables the court to give effect to parties’ intentions
• noting rule of construction to construct survey from undisputed corner is appropriate when locating independent survey (not sections in filler survey) and must yield to another rule that better enables the court to give effect to parties' intentions
• held that, rather than constructing one block out of partition by its known corners, court must apportion the excess among the several blocks

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