Goldman v. Quadrato

The present case involves the ownership of a strip of land, roughly triangular in shape, on the southerly side of Meriden Road, Waterbury, described in paragraph 10 of the defendant’s counterclaim. The disputed strip is 3.91 feet on Meriden Road, runs southerly to a depth of a little over 110 feet, and its southerly boundary is 1.40 feet. It is coneededly included in lot 3 of the “Hamilton Park Addition” the record title to which lot is in the plaintiff. The defendant owns the adjacent lot to the west, lot 2, on which his house is located. He claims the strip above referred to by adverse…