Greene v. Anglemire

The plaintiff brings trespass for a wrongful entry upon his land.

The plaintiff’s declaration describes the land, and bounds it upon one side by what he claims to be a division fence. He claims the locus in quo is covered by his deed, but, if not, he insists he has acquired title thereto by adverse possession.

The defendant, whose lands adjoin the plaintiff’s on the side bounded by said fence, claims title to the strip in question, and contends that the fence never stood upon the line between the parties, but upon his lands, and was always so understood to be by the parties and their grantors.

Th…