Hurst v. Brayton.

This is a bill in equity brought to enjoin the respondents from obstructing an alleged right of way across the respondents’ land.

The case is before this court on respondents’ appeal from a decree of the Superior Court granting relief after hearing on bill, replication, issues framed and proof. The respondents allege as reasons of appeal that said decree is against the law and against the evidence and the weight thereof and is erroneous.

It is admitted that the dominant and servient estate were both owned by David Manchester, who in 1817 conveyed the servient estate to George Durfee, the…