Webber v. Overlock
66 Me. 177
Opinion
The north and east lines of the forty acre parcel being given; in order to find the southern line, it became necessary first to determine whether the forty acre parcel included the whole or half the road or neither, because the less of the road that was included, the father south would be the southern boundary. Other facts appear by the surveyor’s plan and in the opinion.
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Webber v. Overlock, 66 Me. 177 (Me. 1876).
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