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In private nuisance claims under law of torts the claimant is required to prove :

In an action for private nuisance, the claimant must prove an unlawful or unreasonable interference with his use or enjoyment of land, or some right over or in connection…

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In private nuisance claims under law of torts the claimant is required to prove :

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In an action for private nuisance, the claimant must prove an unlawful or unreasonable interference with his use or enjoyment of land, or some right over or in connection with it, causing substantial damage or sensible material discomfort.

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