In what circumstances will a court find a golf driving range liable in nuisance?

Manitoba, Canada


The following excerpt is from Transcona Country Club v. Transcona Golf Club, 2000 MBQB 22 (CanLII):

In Wilson v. Fawcett [1970] O.J. No. 526 the court had previously found the owner of a golf driving range liable in nuisance as a result of golf balls going onto the plaintiffs’ property and had issued an injunction restraining the activity. When the defendant failed to comply it found him in contempt.

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