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12 Cards in this Set
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Private Nuisance (General)
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Substantial and unreasonable interference with another's use and/or enjoyment of their real property.
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Private Nuisance (Examples (4))
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Physical Harm - Pollution, Comfortable Use - Noise and odors, Mental Well Being - Bad neighbors, Threat of Injury - Stored Chemicals
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Private Nuisance (Proper Plaintiff)
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Anyone with any legal interest in the property can bring an action.
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Private Nuisance (Employee - Licensee)
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Employees and Licensees are not proper plaintiffs.
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Public Nuisance (General)
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Unreasonable interference with Health, Safety or Property Rights of the Community.
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Public Nuisance (Private Party)
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A private party can collect damages only if specifically harmed separate from the public harm
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Nuisance (Remedies - Legal)
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Owner may recover depreciation and rental value, occupant may recover use value. Damage is apportioned between multiple defendants.
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Nuisance (Remedies - Equity)
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Injunctive relief used when legal remedies are inadequate, balances benefit against harm, defendant's actions must be unreasonable.
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Nuisance (Remedies - Abatement)
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Self help in an emergency, removal of threatened nuisance. Removal of leaning tree, reasonable cost are recoverable.
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Nuisance (Defenses - 2)
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Coming to the Nuisance and Legislation
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Nuisance (Defenses - Coming to the Nuisance)
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Common law did not allow action for nuisances existing previous to the plaintiff buying the property.
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Nuisance (Defenses - Legislation)
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Persuasive but not conclusive and subject to constitutional restraints.
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