Cooper v. Barilone

The ultimate issue in this boundary dispute case is whether the trial court erréd in determining the location of the common boundary line between land of the parties. After a hearing on the plaintiffs’ petition to quiet title, RSA 498:5-a (Supp. 1979), and request for injunctive relief, the Master {Douglas R Gray, Esq.) recommended that the common boundary be established at a location requested by neither party. The Superior Court {Nadeau, J.) approved the master’s recommendation, and the plaintiffs appealed. For the reasons that follow, we affirm.

The parties own adjoining tracts of land in…