· 10/15/1848
Fowler v. Houston
Citations
- 2 Edm. Sel. Cas. 14
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- “A permanent nuisance is not necessarily one which can never, under any circumstances, be abated; but it is one whose character is such that, from its nature and under the circumstances of its existence, it presumably will continue indefinitely.”
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Judges: Edmonds
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