Chittenden v. Waterbury Center Community Church, Inc.

This case concerns a driveway that separates the Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury Center, one of the state’s busiest tourist attractions, from a neighboring church. Plaintiffs and counterclaim defendants Eric and Erancine Chittenden are the owners of the cider mill business and the real property it occupies. They appeal from a judgment entered in the Washington Superior Court concluding that the driveway in question is the property of defendant and counterclaim plaintiff Waterbury Center Community Church, Inc., free of any claim by plaintiffs. The heart of plaintiffs’ case is that they are…