Spackman v. Ralph M. Parsons Co.

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• plaintiffs entitled to recover damages for flooded basement even though basement was only flooded for two days and absent any evidence that plaintiff lacked the “full use and enjoyment” of the property
• tort causation generally requires the subject harm to be the “natural and probable consequence” of the conduct or circumstance complained of and which “may include both the direct and indirect[] but reasonably probable[] results” thereof – emphasis added

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