Irving Materials, Inc. v. Carmody
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHIELDS, Judge.
Defendant-Appellant Irving Materials, Inc. appeals a trial court award of damages to Plaintiffs-Appellees of $11,645.44. Irving Materials raises two issues on appeal:
1) Whether the award is contrary to law, and
2) Whether the evidence is sufficient to support the award.
We reverse.
Irving Materials owns and operates a gravel pit on land near the lands of the seven appellees. During full operation, Irving Materials continuously pumps off twelve feet of water in the pit, discharging it into a nearby stream. Seven or eight wells in the area went dry a few months after the pump began…
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