Perrin v. Derbyshire Scenic Acres Water Corp.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRosellini, J.
Chester M. Derbyshire and his wife were owners of land situated near Kent in King County, which Derbyshire subdivided into thirty-two 1%- and sixteen 1%-acre tracts. He obtained from the state a ground-water permit and installed a water system consisting of a 250-foot well, with a motor capable of pumping 50 gallons per minute, a booster pump, and a 35,000-gallon storage tank. Lines were run to the various tracts, there being one outlet on each 1%-acre tract.
The plaintiff Ray W. Perrin was a “speculative builder,” who purchased several of these tracts and built homes upon them. The deeds…
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