Lostowne was economically depressed until Sally's Firecracker Corp moved its factory there. Test explosions and the acrid smell of sulfur then interfered with Bob's enjoyment of the old family home. Bob sues Sally for nuisance and seeks a court-ordered injunction to close down the factory. In determining whether the injunction is appropriate, the court will:
a. "balance the equities."
b. consider the gravity of harm to Bob and his family.
c. consider the social value of Sally's business.
d. consider the public interest in the jobs created by Sally's and the economic upturn in Lostowne.
e. All of these.
e
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