 | 279 Nuisance |
| 279I Private Nuisances |
| 279I(A) Nature of Injury, and Liability Therefor |
| 279k3 What Constitutes Nuisance in General |
| 279k3(9) k. Games and Entertainments. |
Alleged disturbances of dogs barking, children frolicking, music and summer life around backyard swimming pool did not substantially and unreasonably interfere with adjoining landowners' use of their property and did not constitute private nuisance.
Lewis v. Stiles, 158 A.D.2d 589, 551 N.Y.S.2d 557 (1990)
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