Newton's Crest Homeowners' Ass'n v. Camp

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• first condition met where “[a]lthough [indemnitor] did not actually construct any buildings on the subdivision property, its work on the property consisted of, among other things, clear-cutting and grading the land, installing utility lines, and putting in streets”
• homeowners’ testimony that defendant’s work on nearby subdivision and road increased amount and velocity of stormwater, silt, and mud running onto their property and that excessive runoff caused damage “was not mere speculation or conjecture, but was competent and admissible evidence”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).