nuisance Flashcards

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1
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what must c have according to Hunter v Canary Warf

A

a legal interest or exclusive possession of the land

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2
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who can be claimed against

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anyone whose activities interferes with another’s use of their land they don’t need to be the owner or have any legal interest they can be the creator or continue it

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3
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what must the interference be

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unlawful (unreasonable)
continuing and not a one off
substantial

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balancing exercise

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consideration of a series of factors the courts will balance the interests of c against those of D

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Bramford v Turnley quote

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rule of give and take live and let live

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sturges v Bridgeman (f)

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nuisance in one area may not be in another

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Robinson v Kilvert (f)

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no nuisance if c makes sensitive use of the land

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Crown River cruises v Kimbolton Fireworks f

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the longer the duration the more likely nuisance will be unreasonable

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Dennis v Mod f

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whether nuisance has social utility

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Christie v Davey f

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if the interference has been caused out of malice it’s likely unreasonable

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Leaky v National trust f

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where there is damage to land the factors are not considered and damage must be RF

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there are two main defences what are they

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statutory authority where an act of parliament my authorise an nuisance
prescription nuisance has been carried on for 20 yrs without objection and c has known

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13
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allen v gulf oil

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statutory authority where an act of parliament may authorise a nuisance

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sturges v bridgeman

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prescription c has known ab nuisance for 20 yrs and not objected

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15
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what are the 3 possible remedies

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complete or partial injunction
damages in lieu of an injunction
abatement is possible but not legally forced

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16
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watson v croft

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full or partial injunction

17
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coventry v lawrence

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damages in lieu of an injunction where appropriate

18
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miller v jackson

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damages where appropriate

19
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when can damages be awarded

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when physical damage occurs to land as well as the impact on use and enjoyment to compensate for the interference