Nuisance Law

Nuisance law addresses situations where someone's actions interfere with another person's enjoyment of their property or environment. It's generally divided into two categories: private nuisance and public nuisance. Private nuisance involves a situation that harms an individual's use of their property, like excessive noise or unpleasant odors. Public nuisance affects the community at large, such as pollution or blocking public pathways. The law aims to balance the rights of property owners with the need for reasonable use, allowing for legal action if the nuisance causes significant harm or inconvenience.