Gray v. Southerne

On November 2, 1896, one R. E. Blackburn agreed by an instrument in writing to sell to Claude E. Southerne about fourteen acres of land known and described as lots 1 and 2 of block E, Blackburn’s Addition to Ontario, for the total sum of $1,800, payable in installments. A part of this contract reads as follows: ‘/And it is further agreed by the said party of the first part (Blackburn) that he will furnish with said land a supply of water under pressure for domestic purposes equal to thirty gallons for each acre daily, said water to be piped along the street opposite said Lot-, whence it shall…