New Hampshire Land Co. v. Tilton

This case has occupied some weeks in the trial, and has, at the end, been submitted to me, as judge and jury, under the statute. It is a land case of much importance to the parties, and to others having similar actions now pending in the court. Notwithstanding the great mass of documentary evidence, the points in dis- ' pute are few and well defined. I will state first my findings of fact:

The plaintiffs are a corporation organized under the general laws of Connecticut, Revision of 1875, two days before the law of that state was modified by the act of 1880, which repealed the act of 1875. The…