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Jury rules in favor of backyard pizza oven owners in Cleveland Heights lawsuit

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The jury ruled in favor of the defendants. The lawsuit had been seeking punitive damages in excess of $25,000. The couple admitted to having gone over to their neighbor's home for pizza, enjoying the food and the visit prior to filing the suit. "When we have a smoke issue it disrupts everything," Brooks Jones said.

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News 5 Cleveland

Cuyahoga County jury finds Cleveland Heights outdoor pizza oven not a nuisance

It took a Cuyahoga County jury about 20-minutes to decide a Cleveland Heights outdoor pizza oven was not a nuisance, ending yet another chapter to a nearly six year neighborhood battle.

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Jury rules in favor of backyard pizza oven owners in Cleveland Heights lawsuit

After a dispute about a backyard pizza oven landed Cleveland Heights neighbors in court, a jury has ruled in favor of the defendants.

4 years ago·Cleveland, United States

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Cleveland 19 News

Smoke ready to clear in Cleveland Heights pizza oven case

The pizza oven was built in 2017.

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Cleveland Scene

Jury Sides With Backyard Pizza Oven Owners in Cleveland Heights Lawsuit

It took the jury less than a half hour to decide that Paul Schambs' oven on Grandview was not a public nuisance

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Cleveland Scene broke the news 4 years ago on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

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