Parish v. Kaspare

The first paragraph of the appellant’s complaint alleges that the appellant owns in fee a described 4ract of land; that the appellee is the owner of another tract ■of land, which is specifically described; that for fifty consecutive years a way has existed over the appellee’s land; that for twenty years the way has been open to the appellant as an easement, and that he and his grantors have been permitted by the appellee and his grantors to uninterruptedly use the way for fifty years, and that in March, 1883, the appellee wrongfully closed up the way.

There was no error in sustaining a…