DiCicco v. Berwick
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtArmstrong, J.
In April, 1983, the defendants Berwick and Nelson purchased a residential property on Union Street in Brighton, consisting of two adjacent, rectangular lots which had been in common ownership since their creation in 1913. Lot 5 has 40 feet of frontage and is 100 feet deep; it is the site of a three-family house of the type, common to the neighborhood, known as a “triple-decker.” Lot 6 is vacant land (except for the remains of a garage), has 50 feet of frontage, and is, like lot 5,100 feet deep. Lot 6 has an extensive outcropping of ledge which would make the construction of a residence…
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