Washington Supreme Court· 8/19/2010

Proctor v. Huntington

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169 Wash. 2d 491

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discussing instances where members of defendant organization cut back 12 native plants on plaintiff’s property with “machete knives” and children’s summer camp 13 participants “creek stomping” in a salmon-bearing stream
denying injunctive relief in a case where the encroachment by the defendants of their house, garage, and well onto the plaintiffs land was the result of a “good-faith surveying mistake,” and where any benefit to the plaintiff from the removal would be minimal
“A court asked to eject an 7 encroacher must instead reason through the Arnold elements as part of its duty to 8 achieve fairness between the parties.”
court’s equitable power to enter an injunction “is inherently flexible and fact- specific”
discussing equitable relief as injunctive relief

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Judges: Alexander, Chambers, Fairhurst, Johnson, Madsen, Owens, Sanders, Stephens

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