A drug lord and his family reside in a small bungalow where they sell shabu and other prohibited drugs. When the police found the illegal trade, they immediately demolished the house because according to them, it was a nuisance per se that should be abated.
Can this demolition be sustained? Explain. 5%
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The demolition cannot be sustained. In abating a nuisance, unnecessary injury should be avoided. In the case at bar, it was not necessary to demolish the house. Besides, the house itself is not a nuisance per se as it is also being used as a residence of one family.
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