Stinchcomb v. Realty Mortgage Co.

This case is a sequel to that of Waring v. Stinchcomb, 141 Md. 569, 119 A. 336, and is brought by a subvendee of the parties on one side of that case against the survivor of parties on the other side. As was explained more fully in the earlier opinion, the original parties were owners of two farms fronting on Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of Magothy River, separated originally, and according to the descriptions in subsequent title deeds, by a waterway making in from the bay called Little Magothy River or Creek; and they were in dispute as to the effect of the closing of the original outlet of…