Phipps v. Crowell
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtDe Courcy, J.
The exceptions of the respondents relate only to the land designated as “Parcel No. 1.” This is a peninsula of about six hundred acres, extending southwesterly from the southerly side of the town of Yarmouth into Nantucket Sound, and locally known as Point Gammon or Great Island. It is conceded • that the petitioners have a good record title to all of the tract with the exception of an undivided one half interest in a portion of the partition land, so called. We need not consider the petitioners’ contention that they have a good record title to this portion also, acquired through the deed…
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