Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court October 15, 1842 (Ingraham v. Dunnell)

Wilde,,J.

This is a case of importance, as it concerns property of great value, in the lawful enjoyment of which each party is entitled to protection. But as the parties have opposite interests, and the free exercise of their rights and privileges, respectively claimed, is incompatible, it will follow that however the case may be decided, one or the other of the parties will be subjected to a