Young v. Braman
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On report. Judgment for plaintiff. Two actions on the case for the obstruction of a driveway. Plea, the general issue in each case. The two actions were tried together, and at the conclusion of the evidence the cases were reported to the Law Court for determination, with the stipulation that "if judgment is for the plaintiff, the court to assess the damages.” The facts are stated in the opinion. Note. In connection with this case see Vleaves v. Braman, 103 Maine, 154.
1Opinion of the CourtCornish, J.
Actions on the case for obstruction of a way.
The Sullivan Harbor Land Company was at one time the owner of a large tract of land in Sullivan embracing the property in question, and caused the same to be surveyed and a plan to be made, showing lots and streets, which plan was recorded in the Hancock County Registry of Deeds, June 25, 1889. Subsequently that company sold and conveyed ten lots to various parties referring in the description to this recorded plan. By mesne conveyances the defendant became the owner of the unsold portion of the company’s property and on March 28, 1904, conveyed…
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