LAW P2 CASES (NUISANCE) Flashcards

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What is the case for the first requirement of nuisance (indirect interference)

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Hunter v Canary wharf, there is no right of action in nuisance for interference with television reception

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What is the case for the first unreasonable factor (locality)

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Sturges v Bridgman, the interference was unreasonable due to the location of the activity

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What is the case for the second unreasonable factor (duration)

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De keysers royal hotel v spicer bros, nuisance can arise from a substantial interference with the use of property

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What is the case for the third unreasonable factor (sensitivity)

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Network rail v morris, the use of amplified electric guitars fell into the category of sensitive equipment

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What is the case for the fourth unreasonable factor (malice)

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Christie v Davey, the defendatns actions were motivated by malice

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What is the case for the third nuisance requirement?

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Cambridge water v eastern counties leather, the defendant was not liable as the damage was too remote

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What is the case for the nuisance defence (prescription)

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Sturges v Bridgman, the activity only took on the nature of being a nuisance when the doctor built his consulting room

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What is the case for the nuisance defence (statutory authority)

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Wheeler v JJ saunders ltd, the defendant built the pig house with planning permission

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