Lewis v. Stiles
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*590The plaintiffs and the defendants are adjoining neighbors in the Village of Quogue, New York. In 1986, the defendants decided to construct a swimming pool and adjoining poolhouse on their property. They submitted an application to the Board of Appeals of the Village of Quogue for a variance regarding the location of the pool, which was withdrawn after the plaintiffs objected to the plan. Thereafter, the defendants constructed the pool in a different place that did not require a zoning variance.
In the instant action, the plaintiffs claim that the defendants committed a prima facie tort against…
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