Richardson v. Schneider

The sole issue on appeal is whether the master and the superior court, which approved the master’s report, erred in determining the extent of land adversely possessed by the defendant. We believe they did.

This appeal is the second chapter in this controversy. In Richardson v. Schneider, 112 N.H. 475, 298 A.2d 583 (1972), we established a boundary line which gave the Richardsons ownership of a peninsula. The Schneiders had built a camp in 1935 on the peninsula and the master had found that they had acquired title to some portion of the peninsula by adverse possession but could not determine…