Luneau v. MacDonald

Underlying the action of the Trial Court was the ruling that the conveyance of the triangular tract to the plaintiffs’ predecessor in title operated to convey the fee to the center of the highway as laid out in 1898, and that in consequence the defendants do not own the shore within the 1898 layout and have no “littoral rights thereto.” In the partition of the land which had been jointly owned by the predecessors in title of the parties to this action, the east boundary of the triangular tract was fixed by the deed of July 14, 1906 to' the plaintiffs’ predecessor. The subsequent conveyance to…