It's not the job of the court to collect its own information.
https://www.bcpasecu...d/InfoBroward.asp
Our office makes every effort to produce and publish the most accurate and current information available. We change our ownership records based on deeds as recorded with the Broward County Recording Division.
We are not an abstract company so we don't determine who has the better title to property if the public records conflict as to ownership.
Most of our dimensions (building and land) are "adjusted" in a consistent and accurate manner for use in our appraisal system, but are not the same square footages that would be measured with a tape measure. For example, if our records show a lot as having 110 front feet, the lot may actually be 100 feet on the street with an extra depth factor.
We are furnishing you this information without warranty, expressed or implied, of merchantability, fitness, for any particular purpose, or accuracy.
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If you want the county Appraiser's Office to investigate the accuracy of information presented to them, be prepared to a lot pay for it. Even if they take on that role, the court has no business contacting them.
Lets just be hard on the banks and force them to do something...and we can trust them to make sure it happens.
What's so onerous about making a plaintiff present accurate information in court? Why are you continuing to be BoA's apologist here?
Cheers,
Scott.