62 N.H. 493 | N.H. | 1883
The house and the materials under it, by their sale to the plaintiff, were severed from the land and became his personal property. Kingsley v. Holbrook,
If the property passed unconditionally to the plaintiff, and his title became absolute and indefeasible by the terms of the sale, he could not enter upon the land to remove it after the time fixed for *495
that purpose without becoming a trespasser. Dame v. Dame,
Judgment on the verdict.
CLARK, J., did not sit: the others concurred.