Legal Definitions - directory call

A directory call is a general description of the areas in which landmarks or other calls are found in a land description. It helps to locate a specific place or property.

Example 1: Starting at the intersection of Main Street and First Avenue, go north for two blocks and turn left at the directory call, which is the big oak tree.

Example 2: The directory call for the property is the white picket fence that runs along the east side of the lot.

These examples illustrate how a directory call can be used to locate a specific place or property. In the first example, the directory call is a landmark (the big oak tree) that helps to identify the turn. In the second example, the directory call is a physical feature (the white picket fence) that helps to identify the property boundary.