STOLZ, Judge.
The appellant sued the appellee city for damages resulting from an alleged nuisance maintained by the appellee. The trial court dismissed the appellant's complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. The judge held that the acts allegedly done by the appellee to the appellant as a matter of law did not constitute a nuisance, but instead were tortious in nature. Thus, the appellee was found to be protected from suit by governmental...
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