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What is a ‘nuisance’?

Legally speaking, it is some condition on your property or some use of your property that interferes with a neighboring owner’s ability to enjoy their property. For example, if dense smoke or loud noises are emitted from your property, a neighboring owner can claim it is a nuisance.

A judge may require you to stop creating the nuisance and to compensate the other owner for any losses.


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