Goodwin v. Johnson
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtBlandin, J.
The dispute is over the ownership of approximately four acres of land included in a triangular plot of some five and a half acres, all being a portion of Lot 13 in the Hurd Location in the town of Grafton. The plaintiffs claim their title to the four acres under a deed from Thomas J. LeMay dated October 25, 1961, which excepted the Tuck lot, of one and one-half acres. The defendant claims the entire five and one-half acres by virtue of a conveyance from David Gile to Edmund Tuck, predecessor in title of the defendant, dated May 6, 1850, of what is known as the Tuck Lot. In this deed the Tuck…
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