Valenti v. Spiatto (223 A.D. 198, 1928)

Per Curiam.

Plaintiffs are the owners of a lot in Rochester, described in their deed as being thirty-two feet wide front and rear, and eighty-five and one-half feet deep. Defendants are the owners and in possession of a lot adjoining the lot of plaintiffs, and being thirty-three feet wide.

Plaintiffs allege that on or about September, 1925, defendants laid a cement driveway on the east side of their lot, extending from the front to the rear thereof, and that said driveway encroaches sixteen inches on lands of the plaintiffs, and defendants are continually using said driveway against the plaintiffs’ protests, and that by reason of said trespass plaintiffs were damaged in th