Randall v. Moody
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery, Washington County. Heard at Chambers, December 26, 1912, Miles, Chancellor, on the pleadings, master’s report and orator’s exceptions thereto. Exceptions overruled and bill dismissed with costs to defendants. The orator appealed. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtBowell, C. J.
This is a bill in chancery to enjoin the defendants from further cutting wood and timber on the orator’s land in Waterbury, and to recover compensation for what they have cut.
The bill was answered and the ease went to a master, who returned a report, the substance of which is this. The northwest portion of Waterbury is composed of 44 lots and a gore, which formed a part of Bolton till 1851, when they were set to Waterbury. Said lots were laid out in four tiers of eleven lots each, o*r eleven ranges of four lots each, the ranges extending easterly and westerly the length of four lots, and the…
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