Town of Ashland v. Newman
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, C. J.
Appellee, E. W. Newman, was, in the year 1922, and is now, the owner of a grist mill and water power site situated on the South Anna river in Hanover county, approximately three miles from the town of Ashland. Appellant maintains and operates a water works and sewer system as a municipal enterprise for gain, and acquires the power and water used by it in the operation of its plants from the appellee, under a written contract dated June 20, 1922. A controversy arose between the parties as to the rate of speed at which the pumps should be operated by appellant and as to the basis on which…
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