Which of the following metes and bounds legal descriptions is NOT correct?
A)Starting at the southernmost point of the property, 40 feet northeast, then 40 feet northwest, then 40 feet southwest, then 40 feet southeast.
B)Starting at the northernmost point of the property, 100 feet southeast, then 100 feet southwest, then 100 feet northwest, then 100 feet east.
C)Starting at the northwest corner of the property, 50 feet east, then 55 feet south, then 50 feet west, then 55 feet north.
D)Starting on the westernmost point of the property, 300 feet northeast, then 200 feet southeast, then 300 feet southwest, then 200 feet northwest.

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Starting at the northernmost point of the property, 100 feet southeast, then 100 feet southwest, then 100 feet northwest, then 100 feet east. Answer B is not correct because the legal description does not describe a complete boundary-the 100 feet east ends without meeting the beginning point. Answers A, C, and D are all correct because each describes a complete boundary.

Which of the Following Metes and Bounds Legal Descriptions Is