348 Mass. 797 | Mass. | 1965
Decree affirmed with costs. The defendants appeal from a final decree enjoining them from entering upon a parcel of land (the locus) located in Somerset. The judge found that the plaintiffs had title to the locus through the adverse possession of their predecessors in title. The judge made findings of fact. The evidence is reported. The locus is of roughly triangular shape located between and contiguous to the property of the plaintiffs and the defendants, but separated from the defendants’ land by a stone wall which has been in its present location for over forty-five years. There was evidence supporting the judge’s findings of the following uses of the locus made by the plaintiffs’ predecessors in title: