Kentucky Revised Statutes · § 73.200 — Establishment of dividing lines

The processioners or any two (2) or more persons selected by the parties and appointed by the county judge/executive may, on the application of persons whose lands adjoin, go on their dividing lines, and, by their consent, mark new corner trees, set up new stones or posts, ascertain the length of the lines, and make a report to the county judge/executive, in which the names of the parties, the new corner trees marked or stones or posts set up, and the length of the lines, shall be stated. The consent of the parties to the acts of the processioners, or persons selected, shall be indorsed on the report, and the report shall be signed by the parties and attested by one (1) or more of the processioners or persons selected, or the parties shall not be bound. In all contests as to boundary, such report shall be conclusive evidence between the parties and all persons claiming through or under them.