In Jordaan NO and Another v Verwey, an important case in the South African law of lease, the parties entered into an oral contract which they described as a lease. The alleged lessee was given the right to use five orchards, in return for which he was obliged to install and commission a microjetting system in that orchard of the leased premises known as "Girlsland." When the alleged lessee failed to install and commission the system, the alleged lessor issued summons to compel him to do so.