The reasonable use of one's property is not an actionable nuisance, although injurious to another.
SMITH, J.
The referee has found that the use made by the defendants of their premises was reasonable. According to the decisions in this state, the defendants are entitled to judgment. Bassett v. Salisbury Co., 43 N.H. 569; Hayes v. Waldron, 44 N.H. 580; Swett v. Cutts, 50 N.H. 439; Eaton v. Railroad, 51 N.H. 504, 533; Brown v. Collins, 53 N.H. 442; Haley v. Colcord, 59 N.H. 7; Green v. Gilbert, 60 N.H. 144; Rindge v. Sargent, 64 N.H. 294.
Judgment for the defendants.
All concurred.