· 12/26/1963
Himes v. Lanz
Citations
- 46 Ill. App. 2d 311
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- “The evidence shows that they kept the pen as clean as was possible, yet offensive smells arose from it, which penetrated plaintiff’s house. The pen, when used for that purpose, would necessarily be a nuisance, and plaintiff is entitled to have it abated.”
- “The evidence shows that they kept the pen as clean as was possible, yet offensive smells arose from it, which penetrated plaintiff’s house. The pen, when used for that purpose, would necessarily be a nuisance, and plaintiff is entitled to have it abated.”
- “The evidence shows that they kept the pen as clean as was possible, yet offensive smells arose from it, which penetrated plaintiff’s house. The pen, when used for that purpose, would necessarily be a nuisance, and plaintiff is entitled to have it abated.”
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