Nuisance Case Study

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ABSTRACT
Generally, nuisance is a something that indecent or offensive to any individual or to society, especially the violation of the rights of their laws. Besides that, nuisance in the common law stated that it always involved with environment problem and it is among the earliest forum for environment protection. This paper is to highlight what are the causes that lead to the occurrence of nuisance. Besides that, we will also determine the types of nuisance and the impact to the business.
1.0 Introduction
The term of nuisance is comes from Latin nocere which is to do harm or to do inflict injury. According to Clerk (1989, p. 889), the nuisance has been defined as "a condition or activity that are interfering with the use or enjoyment of …show more content…

Unlike most other laws in Malaysia are using the provisions of the statute as a primary source, the principle of tort law can be seen in "common law" and the decisions of the English courts or judicial precedent. Branches of the law is constantly evolving with the court, a court in the country have been trying to adjust the application of common law on the situation in our country is a little different from the country of origin of the common law develops. Besides that, Halsbury's Law of England stated that the nuisance that is used as the law does not have an exact definition. Most of these nuisance problems arise from a situation that continued on the land, although one incident of its own is enough if it arises from the ongoing situation on the ground in the control of the defendant (Hailsham, …show more content…

in other words, someone creates a situation that is annoys and disgusting to its neighbors. Tort is also intended to protect the rights of landowners to enjoy or make use of his property in peace. It is not necessary to have a physical assault in order to establish the tort of nuisance. Otherwise, these disturbance caused by noise, odor, phone calls, smoking and others. The main remedies are usually applied by most of the victims nuisance is an injunction to prevent the nuisance from continuous. In Pacific Engineering Ltd. vs. Haji Ahmad Rice Mill Ltd. (1966), the court stated that a person is injured as a result of the nuisance can take action and claim damages for injury or claim affirming the

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