Several other cities' lawsuits, Mr. Keane pointed out, have already been dismissed by the courts because the judges did not accept the evidence or a new legal theory that the cities are trying to use: that the gun industry amounts to a public nuisance, like an industrial polluter, because it supplies guns to criminals.
While the suit argues that the sign's six industrial lamps create a nuisance, Mr. Blay also hopes to raise privacy concerns.
The paper analyzes the main causes leading to long-standing alarms as nuisance ones; industrial examples from a large-scale thermal power plant are provided as supportive evidences of the main causes.
Depending on who's talking, residents and officials alternately regard the power plant as everything from an environmental nightmare to an attractive nuisance, an obsolete industrial site with a useful purpose long since passed, to an irreplaceable monument to industry and technology.
Scale, granulated slag, and steel chips are industrial wastes in the iron and steel industry and cause a nuisance both to the health and environment when not properly disposed [7].
The ICO has also identified new pestering topics for nuisance firms, including call-blocking services, industrial hearing injury claims and oven-cleaning services.
In reaching these decisions the courts "effectively emasculated the Law of Nuisance as a useful curb on industrial pollution".
But now that the forces that spun sprawl (e.g., concerns about sanitation, infectious diseases, noise, crime, industrial pollution, and exposed sewage) no longer represent a nuisance or a threat to safety, it is time to rethink public policies designed to encourage or support migration from urban centers.
The high court ruled Monday that industrial greenhouse gas emitters cannot be sued in so-called common law "nuisance" suits.
Some long-standing alarms belong to nuisance alarms, playing a detrimental role to the performance of industrial alarm systems, and hence they should be removed.
