Cerel v. Town of Framingham
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtSpalding, J.
This is a petition for registration of title to a parcel of land (hereinafter called the locus') in Natick. The respondent claimed ownership in the locus by adverse possession. The decision of the judge, which included findings of fact, ordered the fee of the locus to be registered in the name of the petitioner “free of any rights of the respondent. ’ ’ The respondent appealed. Gr. L. c. 185, § 15; c. 231, §§ 96, 142. An appeal from the Land Court brings before this court only questions of law apparent upon the record. Findings of fact cannot be revised. 1 Holmes v. Barrett, 269 Mass. 497,…
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