In Carley v. Willow Park Golf Course Ltd., what did the Court find?

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The Court found that the presence of a driving range constituted a private nuisance and issued an injunction prohibiting golf balls going onto the plaintiff's property. This means that the defendant is prohibited from causing the plaintiff harm by way of the driving range. Option A is incorrect, as the Court did not find driving ranges to be unreasonable, and option D is incorrect, as intention is not a requirement for tort law. Option B is partially correct, but there is a remedy for private nuisances through injunctions. Option C is also incorrect, as the Court found the driving range to be more than a minor annoyance.

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