Allen v. Kidd

This is an action of tort for a trespass quare claw-sum fregit, in which the defendant had a verdict, and the case is here on exceptions taken by the plaintiff.

The plaintiff and the defendant were the owners of adjoining lots, as shown on the accompanying plan.

The width of the defendant’s lot was forty-one feet in place of the thirty-six feet shown on the plan, five feet of the Wright lot having been bought by her after she bought the Kidd lot thirty-six feet wide, shown on the plan.

The plaintiff’s contention was that the defendant’s building on Broadway was north of the division line between…