Wason v. Nashua
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtSnow, J.
The plaintiff acquired title to the northerly half of his lot, known as the Parkinson property, January 11,1912. This estate had been under his control as agent since 1886. The southerly half, known as the Arnold property was conveyed to him by deed dated June 13, 1917. The existing blocks on both lots have been occupied by retail merchants since before the memory of the witnesses called. From their earliest recollection until 1903-4, a sidewalk four to five feet in width extended from Pearl street along the front of the blocks and the northerly side of the Hunt store. For a like period the…
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