Add to ORKGRecognizing the inflexibility inherent in present zoning mechanisms, this comment analyzes the concept of nuisance as an additional, more versatile means of land use control. In an exhaustive categorization and evaluation of Washington cases and those from other jurisdictions, the author sets forth the principles of nuisance law and the factors affecting court decisions on nuisance. Both private and public actionable nuisances are discussed, along with available remedies, within a concise analytical framework
The problems of the reciprocal use and enjoyment of property by adjacent landowners have become incr...
Macy v. Chelan perpetuated the confusion which has long existed about the concept of nuisance per se
It is here proposed to examine the cases in Washington wherein attractive nuisance has been discus...
A nuisance is an unreasonable interference with an owner’s right to use and enjoy her land. The tort...
Commentators have long characterized the law of nuisance as a muddled and confusing doctrine, limite...
Nuisance is a word, and a legal phenomenon, of vague and conflicting nature. It refers to a liabilit...
The law of nuisance lies somewhere between the legal principle that each person may use his property...
This article reviews the historical tradition in which the common law core of nuisance has been the ...
Rights-based approaches to tort law have been prominent in recent years in theoretical discussions o...
Nuisance law provides a remedy for activities that substantially interfere with the use and enjoymen...
Common law nuisance doctrine has the reputation of having provided much of the strength and content ...
From its original function of providing a remedy for the invasion of land rights, the law of nuisanc...
The law of nuisance has long been seen as the heart of real property law - this because of its distr...
Over four centuries, nuisance law has proved its versatility. Originally, a near strict liability do...
This Article will attempt to answer the following questions: From the perspective of two decades, ho...
The problems of the reciprocal use and enjoyment of property by adjacent landowners have become incr...
Macy v. Chelan perpetuated the confusion which has long existed about the concept of nuisance per se
It is here proposed to examine the cases in Washington wherein attractive nuisance has been discus...
A nuisance is an unreasonable interference with an owner’s right to use and enjoy her land. The tort...
Commentators have long characterized the law of nuisance as a muddled and confusing doctrine, limite...
Nuisance is a word, and a legal phenomenon, of vague and conflicting nature. It refers to a liabilit...
The law of nuisance lies somewhere between the legal principle that each person may use his property...
This article reviews the historical tradition in which the common law core of nuisance has been the ...
Rights-based approaches to tort law have been prominent in recent years in theoretical discussions o...
Nuisance law provides a remedy for activities that substantially interfere with the use and enjoymen...
Common law nuisance doctrine has the reputation of having provided much of the strength and content ...
From its original function of providing a remedy for the invasion of land rights, the law of nuisanc...
The law of nuisance has long been seen as the heart of real property law - this because of its distr...
Over four centuries, nuisance law has proved its versatility. Originally, a near strict liability do...
This Article will attempt to answer the following questions: From the perspective of two decades, ho...
The problems of the reciprocal use and enjoyment of property by adjacent landowners have become incr...
Macy v. Chelan perpetuated the confusion which has long existed about the concept of nuisance per se
It is here proposed to examine the cases in Washington wherein attractive nuisance has been discus...