The obnoxious odors generated from pulp and paper industries have been the cause of nuisance since the instigation of these industries.
The committee found that a significant cause of nuisance calls was the unfair or even illegal use of personal data.
It found that a significant cause of nuisance calls was the unfair or even illegal use of personal data.
The complaint contains five causes of action: nuisance, strict liability for failure to warn, strict liability for design defect, negligence, and negligent failure to warn.
Advertisers, who cause plenty of nuisance and annoyance, have nothing to fear; nor do opera lovers hogging the pavements of Covent Garden.
Furthermore, it is very laborious and difficult to find the cause of such nuisance tripping in RCCBs.
We see far too often uncaring parents allowing their children to run riot in the streets, causing all sorts of nuisance and annoyance to neighbors, but so long as the parents don't have to deal with it, they don't care.
Aaron Friedman, a project manager for the Transportation Alternatives, said that improperly installed alarms and alarms triggered by even small disturbances were overriding causes of the noise nuisance.
It's entirely subjective and breathtakingly broad; a huge range of activities are capable of causing nuisance and annoyance to some person or other but certainly don't warrant legal sanction.
Baker said the test of engaging in "conduct capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to any person", which has long been used to secure court injunctions in noisy neighbour cases in social housing, would continue to be used and extended to the private housing sector, but would not be used as a general test.
Our first cause for concern is section 1 (2), which defines antisocial behaviour as "conduct capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to any person".
