· 7/20/1988
Mel Foster Co. Properties v. American Oil Co.
Citations
- 427 N.W.2d 171
- 1988 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 183
- 1988 WL 74431
How courts have described this case
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- concluding proper measure of damages in nuisance case involving underground gasoline contamination was difference between market value of property immediately before contamination and market value after contamination
- noting measure of damages in nuisance case for diminution of value is “the market value of [the] property immediately before contamination and the market value of that property after the contamination”
- noting measure of damages in nuisance case for diminution of value is “the market value of [the] property immediately before contamination and the market value of that property after the contamination”
- noting measure of damages in nuisance case for diminution of value is “the market value of [the] property immediately before contamination and the market value of that property after the contamination”
- owner of property which was contaminated by leakage of gasoline brought nuisance action against owners of sources
- permanent in legal sense does not mean forever — indefinitely long is sufficient
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Judges: Andreasen, Carter, Schultz, Neuman
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