Copp v. Foster

Decree affirmed with costs to the defendant. This is an appeal by the plaintiffs from a final decree of the Superior Court in which it was adjudged that the defendant has the “right of way to pass and repass, on foot and by motor vehicles” over a portion of the plaintiffs’ land. The decree established limitations to the defendant’s use of the right of way and enjoined the plaintiffs from “interfering” with the defendant’s use thereof. In their brief the plaintiffs concede that a right of way over their land was created by deeds granted in the year 1900. They contend, however, that the right…