Hazeldine v. McVey

Stevens, V. C.

On January 1st, 1894, Dan S. Eoberts and wife conveyed to John H. McVey a lot of land in Plainfield. The grantor owned an adjoining lot, and in his deed of conveyance to McVey he granted to him a right of way therein appurtenant to the lot conveyed. On January 2d, 1894, the Prudential Insurance Company, who held a mortgage on both lots, gave to John II. McVey a deed of release. The release purported to “grant, release, quit-claim and set over” the lot conveyed, “together with the hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging.” The question raised by the answer is whether by…