New York Central & Hudson River Railroad v. Shattemuc Yacht

The defendant owns land upon both sidés of the plaintiff’s right of way strip in the town of Ossining, for a distance of fifty feet. Its parcel on the westerly side of plaintiff’s right of way, which runs approximately north and south, is of considerable depth or width and is composed of land under water included within an old grant. Its parcel on the east of plaintiff’s right of way strip is only three feet in depth or width, but is connected with Water street, a public highway, by a right of way twelve feet ,in width. Upon its westerly parcel the defendant maintains its club-house and for…