Webster v. Boone

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “damages may be recovered” for “nuisance and trespass” to property, which “generally refers to distress arising out of physical discomfort, irritation, [and] inconvenience caused by odors, pests, noise, and the like” (emphasis added)
• holding that damages for nuisance claim can include discomfort and annoyance
• holding that damages for nuisance claim can include discomfort and annoyance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).