Anderson v. American Limestone Co., Inc.

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• holding that the question of whether a nuisance is temporary or permanent is a question of fact
• holding that the question of whether a nuisance is temporary or permanent is a question of fact
• discussing the distinction between a “temporary and continuous” nuisance and a “permanent” nuisance
• “[T]he nuisance, if found to exist, was permanent or temporary . . . was a question of fact for the jury.”

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