Property Dispute Over Boundary Wall Construction and Alleged Foundation Damage

A property owner sued a neighboring landowner, claiming that a boundary wall built by the neighbor encroached upon their property, causing damage to the foundation of their own building, and sought its removal and compensation. The appellate court upheld the trial court's finding that the wall, constructed in accordance with established building permits and technical regulations, did not constitute an abuse of right merely because the neighbor experienced minor structural issues after its construction, as the neighbor failed to prove a direct causal link between the construction and the damage, or that the construction exceeded permissible limits, leading the highest court to reject the appeal.