Cassini v. Orange

In 1925 the Seven Oaks Company developed a tract of land in the southerly section of Orange, known as "Seven Oaks," paved its streets and sold its lots, upon which are now erected many handsome residences; the neighborhood is built up. To take care of the surface water of the development, the city of Orange constructed a surface water sewer from the northern boundary of the development, Elmwood drive, southerly through Sylvan way and Mosswood avenue, being a continuous street, about fifteen hundred feet, and intakes to catch the water. From Seven Oaks, the water is carried northerly through a…