Baumann v. Snider

How courts have described this case

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• in a nuisance action, there may also be a recovery for damages to the person such as discomfort, loss of peace of mind, unhappiness and annoyance
• trespass is “direct” and “immediate,” whereas nuisance is “consequential”
• “The distinction between trespass and nuisance consists in the former being a direct infringement of one’s right of property, while in the latter the infringement is the result of an act which is not wrongful in itself, but only in the consequences which may flow from it.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).