Kennedy v. Robinson

The bill of complaint alleges that the plaintiffs are the owners in fee of a certain strip of land, about 20 feet in width, extending easterly from Ascutney Street in the village of Windsor to a mill property owned by them, over which there has been for more than fifty years a well-defined roadway, used continuously as a means- of ingress and egress for teams in drawing logs to the mill, and lumber from it, and for general business purposes; that tbe defendant has caused earth to be drawn and deposited upon the strip of land, so that access to the mill property over the roadway is completely…