Mastroianni v. Wercinski
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtHlCKS, J.
The petitioners, David and Patricia Mastroianni, appeal an order of the Trial Court {McHugh, J.) denying them title by adverse possession to a small strip of residential real estate. We reverse and remand.
The material facts are largely undisputed. The Mastroiannis acquired a parcel of residential real estate in 1998 located at 13 Veronica Avenue in Salem. Their predecessor in title acquired the property in 1975.
The respondents, Joseph and Pamela Wercinski, acquired an abutting parcel in 2005 located at 4 Lucille Avenue. Their predecessor had owned the parcel since 1979. The parties and their…
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