Smith v. Clark

Defendants appeal from a judgment for plaintiff in a boundary line dispute. We affirm.

In 1946, H.F. Adams was the owner of all the land in question. On part of the land, he constructed a two-room house for occupancy by his daughter.

In 1946, Adams executed a deed by which he sought to convey to Seth E. Day the house and the parcel of land on which it was located. The deed to the parcel provided for a width of 50 feet running north and south and for a depth of 150 feet running east and west. As described, the parcel included only a small portion of the house, which was intersected by the…