Summarize: Stone constructed his vacation home on a large wooded site. Stone owns the property under most of the house, but six inches extended onto the property of the adjoining landowner, Blanzy. Blanzy's property is also a large wooded lot, and Blanzy has not constructed anything on it. Stone offers to pay Blanzy a reasonable price for the sale of enough land to move the boundary between the two large lots and thus to accommodate the house. Blanzy counter offers at a price 10 times higher. Stone refuses to pay it and Blanzy will not negotiate further. Blanzy sue stone to enjoin the encroachment of the house