A recently established law school constructed its building in a quiet residential neighborhood. The law school hac municipal permits for the construction of the building, only one homeowner in the neighborhood, who had p urchased her house prior to the construction of the building. TI abnormally sensitive to tinging sounds, such as bells and sirens, and found the chimes to be extremely annoying. In a nuisance action by the homeowner against the law school, will the homeowner be likely to prevail? OA. No, because the chimes do not disturb the other residents of the neighborhood. No, because the law school had obtained the requisite municipal permits to erect the clock tower. Yes, because the chimes interfere with the homeowner's use and $njoyment of her property. Yes, because the homeowner purchased her house prior to the construction of the building