114 Me. 126 | Me. | 1915
This is an action of trespass quare clausum, and turns upon the inquiry, whether the plaintiff proved any title to the locus, or, in the last analysis, possession at the time of the alleged trespass, as the defendant pleaded title in himself.
It is a familiar rule that, under this plea, the plaintiff must rely upon the strength of his own title. The case was tried before a single Justice who found in favor of the plaintiff. To this finding the defendant takes exceptions upon the only ground open to him.
Exceptions overruled.