Smith v. City of Winston-Salem
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtRodman, J.
These in brief are the allegations of the complaints: In 1947 Weston Corporation, then the owner of land adjacent to Winston-Salem, began the development of the area for residential purposes. As a part of its planned development, the corporation laid out and installed a sewerage system to which the houses to be erected could be connected. This sewerage system was connected at defendant’s corporate limits with the city’s system and terminated in a pump house of defendant some distance beyond its corporate boundaries. The sewage was there pumped and transferred to defendant’s disposal plant.…
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