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Neighbors’ Constant Hoops Shooting Not ‘Objectively Offensive’ Enough to Merit Nuisance Liability – IL 4th Dist.

The Illinois 4th District recently bounced two homeowners’ lawsuit against their next-door neighbors for installing a basketball court on the neighbors’ property.  Fed up with the neighbor kids’ incessant basketball playing, the plaintiffs in Bedows v. Hoffman, 2016 IL App (4th) 160146-U sued for injunctive relief and damages. The plaintiffs’ complaint alleged the basketball court …

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Posted byPaulPDecember 9, 2016Posted inReal estate litigationTags: basketball court, building, devonshire, homeowner, nuisance, objective standard, restrictive covenant
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