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Nuisance (from
archaic nocence,
through Fr. noisance,
nuisance, from Lat. nocere, "to hurt") is a
common law tort. It
means that
which causes offence,...
- In
English criminal law,
public nuisance is a cl**** of
common law
offence in
which the injury, loss, or
damage is
suffered by the public, in general, rather...
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Nuisance in
English law is an area of tort law
broadly divided into two torts;
private nuisance,
where the
actions of the
defendant are "causing a substantial...
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committee called the
Nuisance Committee.
Temkin named the PAC
after his
grandfather who was a
Jewish POW in
World War II, who
formed a "
nuisance committee" to...
- A
nuisance fee is a fee, fine, or
penalty which is
charged to
deter an action,
rather than to
compensate for the
costs of that action. For example, a five-dollar...
- Just
Nuisance was the only dog ever to be
officially enlisted in the
Royal Navy. He was a
Great Dane who
between 1939 and 1944
served at HMS Afrikander...
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Nuisance lawsuit may
refer to: A suit of the tort of
nuisance, i.e. the
plaintiff claims the
defendant is
causing a
nuisance to the
plaintiff A frivolous...
- The
attractive nuisance doctrine applies to the law of
torts in some jurisdictions. It
states that a
landowner may be held
liable for
injuries to children...
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Nuisance abatement is a
growing area
within policing and code enforcement. The term
refers to
using building codes, fire codes, zoning, etc. in
order to...
- The
Nuisance is the
title of: The
Nuisance (1920 film), a
comedy short starring Bartine Burkett The
Nuisance (1921 film), a
comedy short featuring Jimmy...