Hustleton v. Park

Citations

• 256 Pa. 255
• 100 A. 798
• 1917 Pa. LEXIS 597

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Nuisance—Machinery—Injury to dwelling house — Injunction.</p> <p>Where in a suit in equity to enjoin defendant from maintaining a printing establishment it appeared that plaintiff was an adjoining owner, that defendant acquired title subsequent to plaintiff, and had installed machinery on his property, the operation of which resulted in serious damage to plaintiff’s dwelling, cracking the walls of the house and annoying plaintiff and her husband by the jarring, shaking, vibration and noise, and that defendant had, on numerous occasions, operated his plant at night interfering with plaintiff’s rest, the court properly awarded the relief prayed for.</p>