Tort Law - Nuisance

[@digvijayrocksssss]

it is really a well made summary and in a very layman language which helps a beginner to understand the topic (Y)

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Digvijay, I'm glad you enjoyed the video :) All the very best for 2015!

[@dzifadzikunu]

In reading Streets on Torts, I notice that interference is treated differently from unreasonableness. For example, the courts would consider sensitivity and locality of the claimant when determining interference. Under reasonableness, Street on Torts intimated that the courts would consider factors such as duration, extent, character of the harm as well as the social value of the use interfered with. Are these (interference and unreasonableness) supposed to be treated differently. I ask because during your presentation, you put the factors that the courts consider together.

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Dzifa. The 4 factors of establishing the tort of nuisance (who can sue, who can be sued, interference and unreasonableness) are considered separately. However, each (especially interference and unreasonableness) may be contingent on one-another. Therefore, there are occasions in which you would discuss both together.

[@arthurjkayz9759]

thank you very much, my assignment is based on this topic, you have really helped me thank you.

[@maureenkayo833]

Thanks from Kenya

[@jithinram3337]

Incredible video..all videos from Sraveen had be of great help for understanding the basic concepts of law...thanks a million

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Jithin. I'm glad these videos were helpful. All the best to you! Cheers, Shaveen

[@mumbamwila2288]

Thank you for this video, it’s been very helpful🙏🏼

[@angilasapkota5695]

This was really helpful. Thankyou.

[@farheenneerooa5534]

this is really helpful... it simplifies my understandin of tort law which at first found a lot difficult....

[@TheLawSimplified]

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[@farheenneerooa5534]

Thank you a lot..

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

Does this apply to multi-dwelling properties such as Condos? I've been emailing back & forth w/Property Mgmt for 9 months now, advising them of multiple infractions & non-compliance, have police event reports, evidence, witnesses, but the nightmare neighbors have yet to receive a citation & my quality of life has been negatively affected.

[@TheLawSimplified]

Depending on your jurisdiction, I believe you would be able to take the matter up directly in Court via your Solicitors.

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

The Law Simplified Thank you. I appreciate the information and response. The Property Management tells me the "issue has been addressed", to wit I respond, "Addressing an issue does not equate rectification of said issue." I also don't understand why the police have yet to issue a citation. The police have given me event reports, which prove my nightmare neighbors are in violation of Noise & Nuisance Laws.

[@matissemoretti8451]

Ia this appropriate for OCR A level law? not what I have in my text book.

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Matisse. The subjects discussed are for the LLB primarily but is applicable for A Level Law as well.

[@matissemoretti8451]

The Law Simplified thanks, loved the video. Thanks for the quick reply. I’ll figure something out 👍

[@paulettelogan5475]

Found your videos quite helpful. So sorry that the video on Occupiers Liability lost its sound. Wish if you could re-record this. Thank you.

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Paulette. Yes, I believe it is something that has happened during upload. Will work on re-doing a fresh video!

[@KINGIye]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@nyaka4272]

I will definitely do so

[@mizzjagz986]

Hi is abnormal sensitivity only considered under private nuisance? Or can it also apply under public nuisance?

[@TheLawSimplified]

It’s a bit difficult to establish under public nuisance as a sufficiently large class of persons would have to be considered to be affected in such an abnormal manner.

[@mizzjagz986]

@@TheLawSimplified tyvm!

[@zainshaikh8039]

Really helpful thanks mate

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[@klattalexis]

Would a marijuana grow-operation that moved in next door & venting, which causes you to not be able to enjoy our yard or sundeck qualify under smell?

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Alex. There are precedent caselaw, such as Wheeler v JJ Saunders, where 'smell' was established (on material facts) as amounting to nuisance. Therefore, in your scenario, subject to the smell NOT just specifically affecting you but of general nuisance, it may qualify.

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

Alex Klatt Not if you live in a State where weed is legal. You have absolutely no Rights to complain as weed has "no proven carcinogens". Don't even call the police as they can't help you. A complete nightmare! It sux!

[@amirsyarif1137]

Really helpful n thanks😊

[@afiqxie_8469]

Really helpful

[@harshrajgupta8050]

Sir please help CLAT aspirants..! Do more videos for us

[@nyaka4272]

thanks so much it has really helped me a lot...

[@TheLawSimplified]

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[@subhranilrudra3773]

Can you please suggest any book for Tort law?

[@TheLawSimplified]

Hi Subhranil. Tort Law by Elliot & Quinn provides a comprehensive look at the subject without being overly complex in terms of language.

[@subhranilrudra3773]

@@TheLawSimplified thanks for your response 💐

[@estherrayos]

It not tolerated it’s targeted and become more prevalent and now it’s become predictable

[@claudiados9841]

so deep

[@TheZaya12345]

Nice dude

[@hansveerboojhawon1116]

9:30 is WRONG

[@TheLawSimplified]

Could you elaborate?

[@hansveerboojhawon1116]

Coming to a nuisance is an ineffective defence. See cases Bliss v Hall , Miller V Jackson and coventry V lawrence.

[@TheLawSimplified]

@Hansveer Boojhawon This is not an absolute outcome Hansveer. See *Foster v. Preston Mill Co*

[@t.beckah3798]

really helpful. 👍👍

[@maryamzafar1545]

Is this UK law?

[@TheLawSimplified]

Yes Maryam

[@maryamzafar1545]

The Law Simplified thank you!

[@paulettelogan5475]

Having my exams soon...

[@brd8764]

Common people have nothing to say about those who create nuisance. They are what they are. It is best to not mess and let them be. It is also helpful to be cordial and be clear about that. It avoids unnecessary clash if they seem to not relent in their behaviour of different kind or which may not be easy to know. Accepting them as per their way of life is the best possible solution to be at peace. There are laws to deal with wrong deeds if they occur. To live in harmony people need to maintain distance and need to just be careful. Offend noone and defend noone be the policy. These are my observations about nuisance.

[@bartakin]

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE...

[@falsegod3164]

Pranav Kunder

[@nanangurang2908]

Complicated

[@pamusasaine4167]

that's a very futile explaination of tort law I just heard.thank u so much

[@Pranjalbajaj95]

Okay, the video is decently organised; however, the pronunciation is very poor which makes it hard to understand a lot of the terms. Further, the handwriting is beyond horrible which makes it difficult to read some words which are critical vocabulary. I hope this can be changed.

[@TheLawSimplified]

+Pranjal Bajaj Hi Thanks for the feedback. Although this is the first time I'm hearing it from someone, I will work on improving it Pranjal. Check out some of my other videos which have been created in a different format.

[@shoabdul7754]

+Pranjal Bajaj This was two years ago, the current videos are excellent :)

[@t.beckah3798]

really helpful. 👍👍

[@TheLawSimplified]

+Rebekah Tako I'm glad these videos are helpful Rebekah. If you are interested in private tutoring, drop me a message on the official Facebook page: facebook.com/TheLawSimplified