Randall v. Sanderson
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Bill nsr equity, filed March 11, 1871, by the widow and heirs of William Randall, against Abigail Sanderson and her lessees, to restrain them from shutting up certain windows in the plaintiff’s house, and cutting off the gutters and eaves thereof.
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Bill nsr equity, filed March 11, 1871, by the widow and heirs of William Randall, against Abigail Sanderson and her lessees, to restrain them from shutting up certain windows in the plaintiff’s house, and cutting off the gutters and eaves thereof. Hearing before Gray, J., who made a report of the case, of which the following is the material part: “ The parties claimed title to adjoining estates on Pleasant Street, in Boston, under Lemuel Packard, Jr., who died in 1822, six of whose heirs on April 1,1824, made a deed to Arza Packard and David Packard, the two remaining heirs, of ‘ a certain…
1Opinion of the CourtMorton, J.
The estates of the plaintiffs and defendants in 1824 both belonged to the eight heirs of Lemuel Packard, Jr. The brick house and shed of the defendants and the wooden dwelling-house of the plaintiffs had then been built many years. On April 1, 1824, the eight heirs conveyed to Samuel Sprague the land now claimed by the defendants, together with “ the dwelling-house and all other buildings standing on said land,” and Sprague and his grantees have | continuously occupied the estate conveyed since that time.
*119On the same day six of the heirs conveyed to the other two heirs, Arza and David Packard,…
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