Survey as evidence

19-1414. Survey as evidence. Any survey made by any county surveyor or his deputy, or by any city engineer, shall be evidence in any court in this state, but shall not be conclusive. History: G.S. 1868, ch. 25, § 166; L. 1921, ch. 154, § 1; May 25; R.S. 1923, 19-1414. Source or Prior Law: L. 1862, ch. 196, § 15. CASE ANNOTATIONS 1. Records of surveyor competent evidence. Holliday v. Maddox, 39 Kan. 359, 18 P. 299; Bain v. Peyton, 80 Kan. 376, 102 P. 251. 2. Survey is not conclusive as evidence. Hammond v. City of Ottawa, 127 Kan. 874, 275 P. 141. 3. Private survey by county surveyor admittedly correct; judgment properly based thereon. Simpson v. Goering, 161 Kan. 558, 560, 170 P.2d 831. 4. Ejection action; surveyor's report competent but not conclusive evidence of boundary. Craig v. Paulk, 162 Kan. 280, 283, 176 P.2d 529.