An Indiana homeowner chopped down shrubs, trampled tulips and tore up landscaping lights in a shared garden, calling it routine maintenance; after an HOA went to court, an appeals panel upheld the injunction

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Representative Image (AI-generated)An Indiana homeowner who cut down shrubs, trampled flowers and damaged landscaping lights in a shared garden has lost his appeal against an order preventing further damage to common areas.
In its decision published by Justia, the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction obtained by the Efroymson House Owner’s Association against Martin L.

Representative Image (AI-generated)An Indiana homeowner who cut down shrubs, trampled flowers and damaged landscaping lights in a shared garden has lost his appeal against an order preventing further damage to common areas.
In its decision published by Justia, the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction obtained by the Efroymson House Owner’s Association against Martin L.

Sources: Times of India