14 R.I. 574 | R.I. | 1884
The exceptions are not entirely explicit, but, as we understand them, the purport of them is this, that the court below found as a matter of fact that the land in suit was in the adverse possession of the defendants at the time the deed from Horatio N. Kenyon, under which the plaintiffs claimed title to it, was executed, and thereupon decided that the deed was ineffectual to pass the legal title. The decision was in accordance with the law as it has been frequently recognized by this court. Campbell v. The Point St. Iron Works,
Exceptions overruled.