The Legal Environment of Business: Text and Cases (MindTap Course List)
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Author: Frank B. Cross, Roger LeRoy Miller
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 25, Problem 2BS
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Case summary:A company, M is a corporation of home-building that builds retirement communities. The company, M purchased farmlands in the area where a company, F owns feedlots. The company, M started building and selling homes. Both began expanding their businesses. The Odor and flies from feedlots started hampering the business of the company, M. The company, M filed a suit to enjoin feedlots.
To explain: The common law theory under which the suit can be filed by company M.
Summary Introduction
Case summary: A company, M is a corporation of home-building that builds retirement communities. The company, M purchased farmlands in the area where a company, F owns feedlots. The company, M started building and selling homes. Both began expanding their businesses. The Odor and flies from feedlots started hampering the business of the company M. The company, M filed a suit to enjoin feedlots.
To find:The violation of any federal environmental laws by company F.
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