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Indiana man chops shrubs, tramples tulips; court upholds garden injunction

In a legal showdown, Indiana resident Martin L. Booth clashed with the Efroymson House Owner’s Association over alleged vandalism of shared garden spaces, including shrubs, flowers, and lighting. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld an injunction against Booth, highlighting the HOA’s ownership of common areas. Despite Booth’s claim of property rights, the court affirmed evidence of his destructive actions, siding with the HOA.

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