Mast v. Pennsylvania Railroad

Citations

• 64 Pa. Super. 203
• 1916 Pa. Super. LEXIS 275

Syllabus

<p>Railroads — Siding — Removal of private siding —,Ownership of siding.</p> <p>Where a landowner pays the whole cost of the construction of a siding from a railroad company’s track on to his own land, and executes to the company a bill of sale for the portion of the siding on the company’s right of way, and thereafter the company removes the connection of the siding with the tracks, and after the expiration of a considerable time takes the siding, a person to whom the owner had assigned the siding, may successfully maintain an action against the railroad company for its removal.</p>