Brock v. . Porter

Stacy, O. J.

The parties have submitted a written contract for construction. Its terms are not in dispute. What is its effect? This is the question for decision. Patton v. Lumber Co., 179 N. C., 103, 101 S. E., 613; Spragins v. White, 108 N. C., 449, 13 S. E., 171; Festerman v. Parker, 32 N. C., 477; Young v. Jeffreys, 20 N. C., 357.

It will be observed that tbe parties themselves undertook to spell out their meaning by limiting the agreement to such heirs or assigns “who occupy the premises,” and it is provided that water for household purposes shall be furnished “to party or parties occupying…