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    Trespass

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    reasonable care to provide for the safety of the repairman for the purpose that the repairman has entered his property for. Another kind of tort is nuisance torts. There are two different kinds of nuisance torts, private and public nuisance. For private nuisance the idea is that there is interference for the claimant for enjoying their property. Public nuisance on the other hand does not require an “invasion” of public land but rather the annoyance of the general…

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    On 07/06/17, at 6:39pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 5320 Sundale Place South, on possible nuisance dog, owner known dog confined. I arrived at the location and spoke to Kevin Radi. Mr. Radi stated the a Mastiff( brown) that lives at 5323 Sundale Place South, charged out of that location, crossed the street and tried to bite him, the mastiff turned it’s attended towards Mr. Radi German Shepard that was in his fence in backyard. Mr. Radi recorded the two dogs barking and…

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    Facts The plaintiff, Miss Stone lived adjacent to a cricket ground. Whilst standing outside her house she was struck on the head by a cricket ball which had been hit out of the grounds during a cricket game. She brought an action of nuisance and negligence against the cricket club for not having the necessary precautions laid in place to stop the ball from escaping the cricket ground. The cricket ground itself was sufficiently wide enough to allow for boundary scores and was surrounded by a 7ft…

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    A public nuisance meddles with the general population as a class, not just one individual or a gathering of residents. No common cure exists for a private native hurt by an open annoyance, regardless of the fact that his or her mischief was more prominent than the damage endured by others; a criminal charge is the elite cure. Case Example: Tate & Lyle v Greater London Council [1983] 2 AC 509 Tate & Lyle operated a sugar refinery on the bank of the river Thames. They had a jetty from which raw…

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    Hailey Rayle Of Mice and Men Although Lennie did not want to cause any harm, George was justified in his decision to shoot Lennie because Lennie was in trouble a lot, and a nuisance. One reason George was justified to shoot Lennie because he constantly did bad things. In chapter one, George and Lennie were sitting by the Salinas river having a conversation when George states "'God, you're a lot of trouble, I could get along so easy and so nice if i didn't have you on my tail.'"(Steinbeck7) This…

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    operation is and is it even safe? Drone ownership and operation are an invasion of privacy because they can be a nuisance to people, they can capture unwanted sights, and can trespass on privately owned property. Drones can be a nuisance to owner’s livestock when constantly being flown over their property and not just the animals but humans as well as . A way that drones are becoming a nuisance is invading sensitive airspace and private property. Now drones can be appealing to the person that…

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    constitutes a private nuisance under Rhode Island “spite-fence” statute if a neighbor’s overview of mountains was obstructed whenever cloths were hung on the line to dry. A fence or other structure in the nature of a fence which unnecessarily exceeds six feet (6') in height and is maliciously erected or maintained for the purpose of annoying the owners or occupants of adjoining property, shall be deemed a private nuisance. General Laws 1956 § 34-10-20. What makes a spite fence a nuisance, that…

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    AISHA Negligence Case

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    AISHA’S PHYSICAL INJURY The paradigm case in which a duty is held to arise involves a positive negligent act causing physical injury to person or property. The law often does not find a duty in the case of omissions. However, a special duty arises where occupiers of the land fail, warn or ameliorate risks to those on their land. REASONABLE FORESEEABILITY: To determine if a duty of care arises, it must have been reasonably foreseeable that if the occupier didn’t take steps to ameliorate the…

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    started to work in factories and use machines to produce goods instead of it being handmade. However, the Industrial Revolution presented a major problem of pollution, to solve this environmental problem the Public Health Act of 1875 and the Smoke Nuisance Abatement Act of 1853 had been passed. As the mechanized machines produced products, they were using coal,…

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    Alligators are such an important part of the identity of people living in Louisiana, that they have actually become a symbol of the state. The American Alligator was voted the state reptile of Louisiana in 1983. Alligators are so well liked that there is an Alligator Festival in Luling, Louisiana. Arts and crafts, live music, and thrill rides are available.Alligators are native to Louisiana. They can be found throughout the state living in swamps, rivers, and lakes. Louisiana has a population…

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