Village of Manchester v. Post

This is an action in ejectment. Defendants are husband and wife. In the summer of 1914 they were in possession of a strip of land thirty-three feet wide on Clifton street in the village of Manchester, which is the property here in dispute. Plaintiff began the erection of a village hall on portions of said property, claiming to own it, and both defendants interfered with plaintiff’s representatives, and ordered them off the property. What Fred Post did in the matter he did individually and not as *452agent of his wife, and he was, therefore, properly made a party defendant in this action.

Plaintiff’…