Moore v. Pear

Hooker, O. J.

This action is trespass quare clausum. The locus in quo is wild land, unimproved except as the village of Saugatuek has fitted and used it for a part of its park. The defendants are its servants, who removed the plaintiff’s tent by direction of the village council, and they defend upon the ground that the village had title and was' in possession. Upon the other hand, the plaintiff claims to have been in possession at the time of the alleged trespass. Each party claimed title under tax and other *514deeds and by adverse possession. The learned circuit judge did not submit the question…