Miller v. Dow

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Miller v. Dow

1 Root 412

DecidedMarch 15, 1792

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Miller v. Dow, 1 Root 412 (Colo. 1792).

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Opinion

Verdict for the defendant, generally that he had done no wrong or disseisin; which was accepted by the court, upon the principle that the manner in which he claimed, possessed and improved the uninclosed part lying connected with the inclosed part; announced to the world his ownership of it, by acts of equal notoriety as though it had been inclosed with a fence. See Smith v. Isaacs, New Haven, January Term, 1790.

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Verdict for the defendant, generally that he had done no wrong or disseisin; which was accepted by the court, upon the principle that the manner in which he claimed, possessed and improved the uninclosed part lying connected with the inclosed part; announced to the world his ownership of it, by acts of equal notoriety as though it had been inclosed with a fence. See Smith v. Isaacs, New Haven, January Term, 1790.

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1 Root 412, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/miller-v-dow-conn-1792.