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Nuisance

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  1. Talkov Law Blog

    Talkov Law Prevails for Commercial Tenant: Court of Appeal Affirms Demurrer Sustained Without Leave to Amend Landlord’s Complaint

    By Scott Talkov

    Court Rules that Continuing Nuisance Claims are Subject to Issue and Claim Preclusion From Prior Litigation Talkov Law, a preeminent real estate and business law firm based in Riverside, California,…

  2. A Lawyer's Blog

    WHAT IS A NUISANCE CLAIM FOR EVICTION PURPOSES

    By Jon Michael Probstein Esq.

    Another factor in this case was that the landlord waited 8 months after the fire incident before it sought to terminate the tenancy.Riverbay Corp. v. Scott, 2020 NY Slip Op…

  3. On Brief: Iowa's Appellate Blog

    Iowa Supreme Court: Plaintiffs who dropped hog-confinement suit must pay defendants’ costs

    By Rox Laird

    Two Wapello County residents who brought nuisance suits against operators of hog confinements and later voluntarily dropped them must pay the defendants’ costs, including legal fees, the Iowa Supreme Court…

  4. Lash Condo Law Blog

    Breach of Condominium Rules: Things to Consider When Bringing a Compliance Application

    By Sarah Morrey

    A recent case before the Superior Court of Justice has provided the Court with an opportunity to canvass the law with respect to compliance applications. In MTCC No. 933 v.…

  5. A Lawyer's Blog

    WHEN THE DOWNSTAIRS TENANT CREATES A NUISANCE

    By Jon Michael Probstein Esq.

    If your upstairs neighbor is noisy, there are ways to deal with it. In this case, the defendant, the downstairs neighbor, may not have handled it properly. This is not…

  6. TortsProf Blog

    Can an Abortion Clinic (or Other Business) Be a Nuisance Because it Attracts Protesters?

    By Christopher Robinette

    Eugene Volokh writes:     Yes, a Georgia trial court held, and the jury awarded the neighbors $1.5 million, see https://www.mdjonline.com/news/cobb-jury-tells-abortion-doctor-to-pay-million-for-creating/article_f2719f5a-de46-11e9-b3de-8fab09664f5b.html .  As best I can tell from the article and from some of…

  7. Surf and Turf Law

    Whitesell Revisited – Hawaii Courts Tackle The Neighbor’s Tree Issue

    By Mark M. Murakami

    Our most viewed post was on the topic of bananas.  Strange fare for a law blog, but yes, there is law on bananas that are on my neighbor's tree but…

  8. Intellectual Property Trends

    Cookouts Illegal? Vegan Sues Neighbor over BBQ Smells

    By Darin M. Klemchuk

    About the Firm: Klemchuk LLP is a litigation, intellectual property, transactional, and international business law firm dedicated to protecting innovation. The firm provides tailored legal solutions to industries including software, technology, retail, real…

  9. The Right Coast

    Thousands to attend BBQ after vegan sues neighbors over meat smells

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Thousands of people are roasting an Australian vegan who took her neighbors to court over the smell of meat and fish from their barbecue by planning a massive cookout outside…

  10. Lancaster Law Blog

    Nuisance Claims Against Farmer Dismissed by Right to Farm Act

    By Aaron S. Marines

    The Right to Farm Act protects farmers from being sued by their neighbors.  The RTFA says that a person cannot sue an agricultural operation for a nuisance arising out of…