Pierre v. Fernald

Case. The plaintiffs declared against the defendant for shutting out the light and air from windows in their house by the erection of a high fence against the windows. The fence was erected on the defendant’s own land. At the trial before Tenney J. after the' parties had introduced all their evidence, they agreed that a report thereof should be made, and that the case should be determined by the Court, without any verdict, and that such judgment should be rendered as the Court should deem proper; and that the Court should draw such inferences from the facts as a jury would be authorized to…