Tort - LAw of nuisance

• Faculty of Law
• School of Law
• LAW223 - Torts A

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What is PRIVATE NUISANCE 1. An act indirectly causing physical injury to land, or substantially interfering with the use or enjoyment of land: or of an interest in land, where, 2. in the light of all the surrounding circumstances, this injury or interference is held to be unreasonable. Private nuisance is concerned with protecting against an interference with a recognised right in property. It is a defined as an `unlawful interference with a persons use or enjoyment of land, or some right o...

Resource Topics

• Common law
• English case law
• Law
• Miller v Jackson
• Negligence
• Nuisance
• Robinson v Kilvert
• Sturges v Bridgman
• Technology
• Tort
• Tort law
• Trespass
• Turnley

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