Property Ownership
In NC, a 'boundary line agreement' between neighboring property owners is typically used to:
ATransfer ownership of disputed land at market value
BResolve uncertainty about the exact location of a shared boundary and is recorded to put the world on notice✓ Correct
CRezone land adjacent to a property line
DCreate a public path along the boundary
Explanation
A boundary line agreement between neighbors resolves uncertainty about the exact location of a common boundary; once signed and recorded, it establishes the agreed boundary as legally binding on both parties and their successors.
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