Elliott v. Sherman

On motions and exceptions by the defendant. The plaintiff in each of these cases was the owner and occupant of a valuable summer estate and home in Kennebunkport, in the County of York. These estates of the plaintiffs were located between a summer hotel known as Old Fort Inn and the sea. The two estates were contiguous and certain trees and growths thereon afforded each of the plaintiffs privacy with respect to the other plaintiff and privacy from observation from the inn, as well as beautified the estates. The defendant was connected with the management of Old Fort Inn. The trees growing…