Waters v. Snouffer

This is an action of trespass quare clausum fregit. The defendant claims a private right of way over the plaintiff’s land, and his defence rests upon the validity of this claim — which in turn rests upon the alleged exclusive, adverse and uninterrupted user of said way for the period of twenty years or longer by the defendant and those under whom he claims. The verdict was in favor of the defendant, and this is the plaintiff’s appeal.

Three exceptions appear upon the record, but no serious contention was made except in reference to the third which is based upon the rulings on the prayers. The…