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· 6/23/1960

Acadia, California, Ltd. v. Herbert

Citations

  • 353 P.2d 294
  • 54 Cal. 2d 328
  • 5 Cal. Rptr. 686
  • 1960 Cal. LEXIS 169

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  • regardless of whether a landowner sustains a physical injury, the landowner may recover for discomfort and annoyance and for mental suffering proximately caused by nuisance
  • regardless of whether a landowner sustains a physical injury, the landowner may recover for discomfort and annoyance and for mental suffering proximately caused by nuisance
  • emotional distress damages awarded for defendant’s willful conduct in failing to supply water to plaintiffs
  • \An act that constitutes a breach of contract may also be tortious.\

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Judges: Gibson

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