Nuisance — Flooding — Liability of water undertaker — Drains and sewers — Statutory duty to provide effectual system of drainage — Non-feasance — Negligence — Nuisance — Rylands v…
Claimant serving abatement notice pursuant to section 82 of Environment Act 1990 – Notice not served on registered office of respondent company – Whether notice valid – Whether notice on…
Valuable survey findings. For the purpose of proceedings in public as well as in private nuisance, the legal test for an unacceptable noise level is easy to state.
Drains unable to deal with increased demand – Foul and drained water escaping from drains – Liability of statutory undertaker – Water Industry Act 1991.
Nuisance — Flooding — Local highway authority — Culvert becoming nuisance by reason of later developments — Whether local highway authority liable for flood damage
Council deciding not to remove tree – Tree roots encroaching onto nearby property causing damage – Company acquiring freehold of property after damage inflicted – Company carrying out repairs by…
Respondent local authority serving noise abatement notice upon appellant – Appellant appealing against notice – Noise level no greater than ambient noise of area – Whether noise amounting to statutory…
Nuisance – Statutory nuisance – Tree subject to tree preservation order – Claimants complaining that tree constituting statutory nuisance – Defendant local authority investigating and finding no statutory nuisance -…
Golf balls landing on claimant’s land – Claimant farmer bringing action in nuisance against owner and operator of golf range – Judge finding nuisance established – Judge finding whole of…
Defendant statutory water and sewerage undertaker failing to provide adequate drainage – Consequent flooding causing damage to claimant’s property – Whether defendant in breach of Article 8 of First Protocol…
Water escaping from service pipe owned and under control of defendant council – Nearby disused railway embankment becoming saturated and collapsing – Claimants suffering losses – Whether council liable by…
The boundaries between private nuisance, public nuisance and negligence have been notoriously difficult to trace, although some clarification has been achieved by the House of Lords decision in Hunter v…