Ripchick v. Pearsons

This is an action of tort wherein a verdict was returned for the plaintiff. The defendants seasonably filed a bill of exceptions, and later brought the pending petition for a new trial on the ground of newly discovered evidence. They do not brief their exceptions, and here rely only upon their petition.

It appears that the defendant, International Paper Co., had acquired the right to cut pulp on the Boynton pasture, so-called, in the Town of Andover which property adjoined that of the plaintiffs. There was a dispute as to the location of the fine between these properties. The parties to the…