Eastbrook Timber Co., Inc. v. Duranceau
Opinion
STATE OF MAINE SUPERIOR COURT
CIVIL ACTION YORK, ss. DOCKET NO. RE-01-095 PAE - YOR- | faa /2008 EASTBROOK TIMBER CO,, INC., Plaintiff v. ORDER LAW LIBRARY . FEB 3 2003
BRIAN DURANCEAU, as Trustee of The Amara, Ashley Alyssa Realty Trust,
Defendant
The defendant has filed a motion for summary judgment based on 14 MLRS.A. §816. The motion is denied as it is not sufficiently clear that the defendant’s deed adequately describes the claimed property, Solomon’s Rock Trust -v. Davis, 675 A.2d 506, 510 (Me. 1996) and that the defendant has demonstrated “exclusive, peaceable, continuous and adverse possession.”
The entry is:
Defendant’s motion for summary judgment is denied. Plaintiffs —
request that summary judgment be granted to it is denied.
_ Dated: January 28, 2003
(Tek bef soko Paul A. Fritzsche/ Justice, Superior Court
PLAINTIFF: “Joseph Vo Genkowski, -Esq: Scaccia, Lenkowski & Aranson P.O. Box 929
Sanford ME 04073
DEFENDANTS:
William S. Kany, Esq.
Smith Elliott Smith & Garmey PO Box 1179
Saco ME 04072-1179
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