Private Nuisance cases 5.0 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? LawLaw of TortA2/A-levelOCR Created by: ThatHumanLaurenCreated on: 29-04-18 16:30 C must have a legal interest in the land Hunter v Canary Wharf 1 of 14 D can be the creator of the nuisance (D's oil tanker leaked) Esso Petroleum v Southport Corporation 2 of 14 D can be the adopter of the nuisance (failed to resolve a blocked pipe) Sedleigh-Denfield v O'Callaghan 3 of 14 D can be someone aware of the potential for nuisance or the landowner (mud slide might happen) Leakey v National Trust 4 of 14 Indirect interference - noise (foxes scared by gun) Hollywood Silver Fox Farm v Emmett 5 of 14 Indirect interference can be a smell (candle works) Bliss v Hall 6 of 14 TV reception is not an indirect interference Hunter v Canary Wharf 7 of 14 Unlawful/Unreasonable interference - Locality (Belgrave Square v Bermondsey) Sturges v Bridgman 8 of 14 Unlawful/Unreasonable interference - Duration (Cricket balls rarely escaped) Bolton v Stone 9 of 14 Unlawful/Unreasonable interference - Malice (Guns are mean) Hollywood Silver Fox Farm v Emmett 10 of 14 Unlawful/Unreasonable interference - Sensitivity (Special paper) Robinson v Kilvert 11 of 14 Statutory Authority is a defence Marcic v Thames Water 12 of 14 Prescription is a defence (factory not a nuisance for 20 years) Sturges v Bridgman 13 of 14 Coming to the nuisance is NOT a defence (doctor's surgery being new was not a defence) Sturges v Bridgman 14 of 14
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