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The Austrian Supreme Court officially allowed frogs to croak at night. A long-running dispute between neighbors over the loud noise of amphibians has been put to an end. A resident filed a lawsuit against the owner of a nearby property, complaining that "night concerts" in an artificial pool cause him insomnia. In an attempt to solve the problem, the defendants even put picnics in the pond to reduce the population of frogs, but at the same time they filed an appeal and won it, Yuta writes.

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The Austrian Supreme Court officially allowed frogs to croak at night. A long-running dispute between neighbors over the loud noise of amphibians has been put to an end. A resident filed a lawsuit against the owner of a nearby property, complaining that "night concerts" in an artificial pool cause him insomnia. In an attempt to solve the problem, the defendants even put picnics in the pond to reduce the population of frogs, but at the same time they filed an appeal and won it, Yuta writes.

The Austrian Supreme Court officially allowed frogs to croak at night. A long-running dispute between neighbors over the loud noise of amphibians has been put to an end. A resident filed a lawsuit against the owner of a nearby property, complaining that "night concerts" in an artificial pool cause him insomnia. In an attempt to solve the problem, the defendants even put picnics in the pond to reduce the population of frogs, but at the same time they filed an appeal and won it, Yuta writes.

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