Williamson v. Gooch
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by plaintiff. Real action to recover certain land in East Machias! Plea, the general issue with disclaimer as to a part of the demanded premises. Tried at the October term, 1906, of the Supreme Judicial Court, Washington County. Verdict for defendants. The plaintiff excepted to certain rulings made by the presiding Justice during the trial excluding certain offered evidence. The case appears in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSavage, J.
Real action. The plaintiff and defendants own adjoining tracts of land. The plaintiff owns the northeast corner of lot 3 in East Machias, and the defendants own all of lot 2, which lies north of lot 3. By the pleadings the controversy is narrowed down to the question where on the face of the earth is the dividing line between them. It is admitted that that line is the division line between lots 2 and 3. It is admitted that no *403monument marked the eastern extremity of that line, or what is the same thing, the northeastern boundary of the demanded premises, at the time of the trial, or had so…
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