Summary

by John Marshall Harlan Stein v. Bienville Water Supply Company…

The plaintiff seeks a perpetual injunction against the exercise of that right, and in support of his claim of an exclusive privilege of supplying water for Mobile and its people, from whatever source drawn, exhibits the contract which granted to Stein the exclusive right to supply that city and people with water brought from Three-Mile creek for a fixed term of years, and until his works were redeemed by the city.
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by John Marshall Harlan Stein v. Bienville Water Supply Company…

The exclusive right acquired by Stein, under his contract of 1840, with the city of Mobile, and confirmed by the act of January 7, 1841, of supplying that city and its people with water, by means of a system or public works, did not, in terms or by necessary implication, embrace all streams, or rivers, or bodies of water, from hic h he could supply water for public use in Mobile.
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