Forslund v. Cookman

Barney J.

The farm property of Orville A. Gibson passed to his widow. Parts of the farm and lands were disposed of in separate parcels. A tenement house and about half an acre of land were sold in 1959, coming to the plaintiff through an intervening owner. In 1961 the Gibson dwelling house and an adjoining bam were sold to the defendants as part of a parcel which borders plaintiff’s land to the north, being bounded southerly by the plaintiff’s northerly line. Because of a dispute as to the position of this common boundary, litigation began between the parties less than two years after…