BLANDIN, J.
The defendants concede that ordinarily in the situation here the disputed property would be presumed a party wall in accordance with the general law. 69 C.J.S., Party Walls, ss. 3, 10. But they contend that the language of the deed, although obviously based upon a mistake of fact, compels a different conclusion. To reach this result we are asked to say that when the common owner of the property conveyed the brick block to the defendants' predecessor...
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