Cox v. DeJarnette

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• showing that under OCGA § 41-1-2 operation of an elevator in a private residence would at most constitute a private nuisance
• Because the plaintiffs purported claim for private nuisance, which was based on her slipping and falling on the defendant’s premises, involved no invasion of an interest in the use and enjoyment of the plaintiffs land, the complaint failed to state a claim for nuisance.
• Because the plaintiff's purported claim for private nuisance, which was based on her slipping and falling on the defendant's premises, involved no invasion of an interest in the use and enjoyment of the plaintiff's land, the complaint failed to state a claim for nuisance.

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