Carter v. Sullivan

This is a bill in equity to compel the removal of certain structures from a passageway and to enjoin the defendants from “continuing to trespass upon the rights and property of the plaintiffs” therein. The plaintiffs are the owners of three parcels of land with the buildings thereon on Joy Street in the city of Boston in the rear of which is a passageway five feet wide running south from Myrtle Street. (The plaintiff Carter owns the most southerly parcel.) The defendant Sullivan is the owner, the defendant Goldberg was the previous owner, and the defendants Weisberg and the Warren Institution…