Mineral Company operates a gravel pit next to Nora's residence. Nora files a suit against Mineral, alleging that the pit is a source of pollution, a nuisance, and unreasonably interferes with the enjoyment of her property. The court is most likely to award Norah an injunction

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​Mineral Company operates a gravel pit next to Nora's residence. Nora files a suit against Mineral, alleging that the pit is a source of pollution, a nuisance, and unreasonably interferes with the enjoyment of her property. The court is most likely to award Norah an injunction

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An injunction is a court order that requires the defendant to stop engaging in a harmful activity. In this case, if letting the pollution continue is more harmful than stopping it, the court is likely to issue an injunction in favor of Nora to stop the pollution from the gravel pit. This is because the harm caused to Nora's property and enjoyment outweighs the interests of Mineral Company to continue operating the gravel pit without regard to its impact on the surrounding environment.

​Mineral Company Operates a Gravel Pit Next to Nora's Residence

Mineral Company Operates a Gravel Pit Next to Nora's Residence