Everett Factories & Terminal Corp. v. Oldetyme Distillers Corp.

The plaintiff by a quitclaim deed in statutory form (G. L. [Ter. EdJ c. 183, § 11), dated January 21, 1924, and duly recorded, “for consideration paid,” granted to the Everett Distilling Company two contiguous parcels of land in Everett, shown on a plan recorded with the deed, which together constitute a narrow strip of land running in a general southwesterly direction from Garden Street for a distance of between five and six hundred feet and “Also the right to use the railroad tracks belonging to the grantor extending Southwesterly from the parcels herein conveyed and which in fact, connect…