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Question 3 of 10 Mr. Smith built a garage at the back of his property without getting a land survey. Two months later his neighbor tells him the garage is one foot into his property. Mr. Smith refuses
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Question 3 of 10

Mr. Smith built a garage at the back of his property without getting a land
survey. Two months later his neighbor tells him the garage is one foot into his
property. Mr. Smith refuses to move it, but the neighbor goes to court and
wins. What type of injunction will be issued to Mr. Smith?
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A. A mandatory injunction
B. A prohibitive injunction
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C. A temporary injunction
D. A restraining order

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A. A mandatory injunction

Explanation: just took the quiz

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Answer: A. A mandatory injunction

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