Clark v. Greenville County

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing property owners’ negligence and strict liability claims because there was no evidence of damages caused by the contamination
• dismissing property owners' negligence and strict liability claims because there was no evidence of damages caused by the contamination
• affirming summary judgment on strict liability and trespass claims where property owners failed to produce evidence of damages caused by contamination from a nearby landfill
• “Nuisance law is based on the premise that ‘[e]very citizen holds his property subject to the implied obligation that he will use it in such a way as not to prevent others from enjoying the use of their property.’”
• counsel's argument not evidence to oppose summary judgment
• counsel’s argument not evidence to oppose summary judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).