Phil owns a farm in South Dakota.He does not like it when planes from the local airport fly over his property.Phil is unlikely to win a case claiming that airplanes flying over his land violate his property rights unless

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In order for Phil to win a case claiming that airplanes flying over his land violate his property rights, he must provide evidence that the flights are low and frequent and cause direct interference with his enjoyment of the land. Simply not liking the noise or disturbance caused by occasional flights is not enough to claim violations of property rights.

Phil Owns a Farm in South Dakota