Howard v. Albro
100 Mass. 236
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Bluebook
Howard v. Albro, 100 Mass. 236 (Mass. 1868).
Opinion
The agreement and judgment in the former action only showed that the defendant had trespassed upon some part of the plaintiff’s close,,, without showing upon what part, and were quite consistent with his having the right of way which he then and now claimed Hall v. Mayo, 97 Mass. 420. The plaintiff therefore has no ground of exception.
Exceptions overruled.
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Hall v. Mayo
97 Mass. 416 (Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 1867)
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