Archibald v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad

—This action is, or to speak more accurately, should be, in ejectment to recover the possession of two plots or parcels of land adjacent to the line of defendant’s railroad, one on the easterly side and the other on the westerly side. The plaintiff, besides seeking to recover possession of the premises, also sought, as equitable relief, that the defendant should be decreed to remove its tracks and structures, and restrained from further maintaining them. No objection was taken as to the form of the action, and no complaint is made as to the equitable relief granted, except as to the first…