In the case of Taplin v. YRVLCC 1002, an owner in the vacant land condominium asserted that noise and light (from car headlights and streetlights) coming from a nearby major road were a nuisance to the applicant. The applicant claimed that the condominium corporation was obligated to plant some trees to offer the applicant some protection from the traffic noise and light. Read the article…………………………….
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