A Florida couple allegedly used gunfire, chainsaws and airboat engines during weddings at a neighbouring 42-room historic mansion; an October 30 appeals court has now overturned an order meant to stop the disruptions
- A Florida appeals court has overturned an order that aimed to stop a couple from disturbing outdoor wedding ceremonies at a neighbouring historic mansion.
- According to legal documents published by Justia Law, the Sixth District Court of Appeal issued its ruling on 30 October, overturning an order made by a lower court against the neighbouring property owners.
- The legal dispute centres on claims that the couple deliberately used loud equipment, including gunfire, chainsaws and revved-up airboat engines, to disrupt events at the nearby 42-room historic estate.
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- A Florida appeals court has overturned an order that aimed to stop a couple from disturbing outdoor wedding ceremonies at a neighbouring historic mansion.
- According to legal documents published by Justia Law, the Sixth District Court of Appeal issued its ruling on 30 October, overturning an order made by a lower court against the neighbouring property owners.
- The legal dispute centres on claims that the couple deliberately used loud equipment, including gunfire, chainsaws and revved-up airboat engines, to disrupt events at the nearby 42-room historic estate.
Sources: Times of India