Sentence examples for In nuisance from inspiring English sources

In nuisance, liability is strict in that the defendant can be liable even if he has taken reasonable care, but this is kept "under control" by the principle that a defendant is not liable for actions a reasonable user takes on his land.

Neighbours injured by adjoining land uses may sue in nuisance in the Anglo-American countries.

There was also an 84percentt rise in nuisance permits, which allow property owners to shoot deer that cause extensive damage, to 1,087 permits last year.

But other campaigners say that in Australia and the US, where similar measures are in place, there has been no rise in nuisance reports.

They have increased in nuisance value even as their overall marine numbers have declined, which means that they are getting more efficient.

Some of the arrests have been used by the city as evidence in "nuisance abatement" lawsuits, a tactic used for many years to try to shut down businesses where unlawful behavior is taking place.

Several of the old storefronts have been closed down in nuisance-abatement campaigns by the city, driving the sellers elsewhere.

There are many works addressing cases in which nuisance parameters interfere in a linear and additive way, most of them in a deterministic framework.

An important question concerns whether observed group differences in item functioning reflect variation in "auxiliary" HRQOL factors or in unrelated "nuisance" factors [ 9- 11].

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The potential defendants in public nuisance claims are the same as those in private nuisance, with their liability dependent on a test of reasonableness; in public nuisance, however, this is determined by looking solely at the interference, not the defendant's actions.