Supreme Court of Colorado· 2/24/2003
Hoery v. United States
Citations
- 64 P.3d 214
- 2003 WL 398387
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- “Colorado law recognizes the concepts of continuing trespass and nuisance for those property invasions where a defendant fails to stop or remove continuing, harmful physical conditions that are wrongfully placed on a 5 plaintiff's land.”
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Judges: Bender, Kourlis, Coats
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