Question

Defendant Mcpherson owned property adjacent to the first presbyterian church and wanted to build a gas station on the property. The church sued arguing that the operation of the station would constitute a nuisance. The lower court found that the unusual noises emanating from the station would interfere with the church’s operation to such a an extent that it would be a nuisance and therefore granted the pre permanent injunction. On appeal do you believe the injunction was upheld why or why not ?

Answer 1

The court did not uphold the injunction because the property on which Mcpherson wants to build the Gas station that belongs to Mcpherson has the right to build a gas station on that so Mcpherson challenged this decision any upper court.

What is an Injunction?

An injunction is a legal order requiring a person or entity to either cease doing or else start doing some specific action or task.

Thus, in this case, Mcpherson can challenge the lower court's decision in the upper court that prevents him from making a gas station on land that belongs to him.

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