ChemCore Company is engaged in the business of creating chemical solutions for cleaning pools. As a result of the chemical engineering process, a number of harmful waste products were created. ChemCore disposed of these harmful waste products by dumping them in an adjacent river every Tuesday at midnight for the past five years. Kyle Bishop lives downstream from ChemCore and has noticed chemical damage to his dock that has progressed over the past five years. Bishop learns of ChemCore’s dumping practice and sues. If Bishop proves his case, the most likely remedy awarded by the court would be
a. an injunction to stop the dumping and monetary damages.
b. imprisonment because this is a criminal matter.
c. a monetary award because Bishop did not bring this in a court of equity.
d. the purchase of a new dock pursuant to the equitable doctrine of specific performance.