Statutory Nuisance Law And Practice

The second edition of Statutory Nuisance:Law and Practice continues to provide an invaluable guide to the practical and legal issues associated with statutory nuisance. It analyses the scope of statutory nuisance, the powers of local authorities, and the prosecution of nuisances. It also covers proceedings brought by private individuals.

Now in its second edition, this popular title focuses exclusively on statutory nuisance, a practice widely used by local authorities and individuals as a means of resolving a range of problems including neighbour noise, pollution, poor housing quality.The work adopts a practical yet authoritative approach and provides a comprehensive statement of the law and how it can be applied in practice. Written by expert authors, this informative text guides the reader through drafting and varying attachment notices, preparing evidence, role of judicial review and costs which can be awarded. Fully up to date with coverage of all the recent rulings and legislation.

This work focuses exclusively on statutory nuisance, a practice widely used by local authorities and individuals as a means of resolving a range of problems including neighbour noise, pollution and poor housing quality. The book adopts a practical approach and provides a comprehensive statement of the law and how it can be applied in practice.

This edition takes into account the growing interest in legal protection of the environment, reflecting the fact that this area of law has developed significantly since 1981. It covers relevant statutes, such as the Environmental Protection Act 1990, and the Water Resources Act 1991 (Part 3).

Your essential guide to statutory nuisance, a practice widely used by local authorities and individuals as a means of resolving a range of problems including neighbour noise, pollution, and poor housing quality. Providing a practical breakdown of the law, and a clear demonstration of how it can be applied in practice, this informative book steers practitioners through the drafting process, varying attachment notices, preparing evidence, role of judicial review and potential cost awards. The new second edition of Statutory Nuisance is fully up-to-date with the very latest environmental law legislation, and includes brand-new coverage on noise and smell, and criminal procedure.

Statutory Nuisance helps deal with concerns amongst local authorities as to when they can serve an abatement notice and when they do, what must be included. Clear, practical advice and guidance on this critical area of law is given through examination of the current regulations and case law concerning nuisance in the forms of breaches of orders and notices, especially in the areas of health and safety, environment and local government.

Providing a comprehensive analysis of the law of nuisance in England and Wales this book addresses private, public and statutory nuisance as well as the protection of the environment.