Legal Opinion
Sally C. Pew v. Robert N. Sayler
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Decided September 1, 2015No. Docket Lin-14-296PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtMead, J.
[¶ 1] Plaintiffs Sally C. Pew 1 and the Trustees of the John P. Cooke Disclaimer Trust (Cooke) own most of Mouse Island in the Town of Southport in common with defendants Robert and Martha Sayler, John and Marcia Hincks, and Peter and Maria Nickles (collectively, the Other Owners).
[¶ 2] Pew and Cooke appeal from a summary judgment entered by the Superi- or Court (Lincoln County, Hjelm, J.) in favor of the Other Owners on Pew and Cooke’s complaint for equitable partition, and from the court’s post-trial judgment on the Other Owners’ counterclaim awarding them damages for nonpayment of…
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