Wade v. Miller

This is a bill in equity to enjoin the defendant from maintaining an alleged nuisance that by reason of its nature and proximity impaired the rental value of the plaintiff’s property.

The case was referred to a master to whose report no exceptions were taken, and upon whose findings of fact a decree was entered in the Superior Court confirming the report, and dismissing the bill, from which the plaintiff appealed to this court.

From the report it appears that the parties own and occupy contiguous estates situated in the principal village of the town of Bridgewater. There were two dwelling…