Pilgrim Plywood Corp. v. Melendy
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtButtles, J.
The plaintiff in this suit in chancery is a Vermont corporation which is engaged in manufacturing logs into veneer and other wood products at a mill owned by it in Waterbury, Vermont. Plaintiff also owns, for use in connection with its business, a large tract of timber land in the towns of Waterbury and Bolton, situated in the valley of the Little River, also called the Waterbury River, and more particularly in that part of said valley which is drained by two tributary brooks known respectively as Cotton Brook and Ricker Mountain or Bryant Brook. Said timber lands of the plaintiff consist of…
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