In Nuisance Cases, Courts Consider the Following Factor(s)in Determining the Reasonableness

question 6

Multiple Choice

In nuisance cases, courts consider the following factor(s) in determining the reasonableness of the activity:

• A)the societal value of the harmful activity.
• B)whether the plaintiff stood by and did nothing to prevent the creation of the nuisance.
• C)whether the plaintiff moved to an area where an existing nuisance was located.
• D)all of the above.
• E)two of the above.

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Definitions:

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