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According to Sturges v. Bridgman, when does the time period for a prescriptive right of nuisance begin to run?
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- 1From the day the statutory authority was granted.
- 2From the day the action actually became a nuisance to the plaintiff.✓
- 3From the day the plaintiff purchased their property.
- 4From the day the defendant's business or action began.
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From the day the action actually became a nuisance to the plaintiff.
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