Harmon v. Kennett Co.
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtDuncan, J.
Unless errors in evidentiary rulings require that the findings and recommendations by the master be set aside, or unless, as the plaintiffs maintain, the findings contain fatal inconsistencies, the master’s recommendation of the dividing line to be established between the lands of the parties is sustainable upon the record. The matter of locating upon the ground the various bounds and boundaries given in the numerous deeds and abstracts received in evidence, with the aid of other competent but conflicting evidence presented at the trial, called for determination by the master of questions of…
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