Columbia County v. Doolittle

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• recognizing that counties may be sued in inverse condemnation for a continuing nuisance
• finding that injunctive relief was overbroad where evidence presented at trial showed that compliance with proposed relief was impossible
• explaining that the eminent domain provision of the Georgia Constitution waives sovereign immunity in an inverse condemnation action, and therefore, a county may be sued for damages and enjoined for creating or maintaining a nuisance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).